Ahead of the Proteas’ second Test against New Zealand, starting on Friday, cast your vote on whether Aiden Markram should be dropped.

Proteas Test captain Dean Elgar has provided an interesting answer to questions around Aiden Markram’s continued struggles with the bat.

In the first article of a new series, we dish out ratings to the leading Proteas players who had frontline roles in the series against India.

Proteas batting consultant Justin Sammons believes it’s just a matter of time before Aiden Markram comes good with the bat.

Proteas pair Anrich Nortje and Aiden Markram earned inclusion in the Team of the Tournament following the conclusion of the T20 World Cup.

Players from six teams have been named in the official ICC men’s T20 World Cup Most Valuable Team of the Tournament.

After the Proteas failed to qualify for the T20 World Cup semi-finals, we look back at how each key player performed.

On the back of his impressive performances in the T20 World Cup, Aiden Markram has made significant gains in the latest rankings.

Aiden Markram has climbed eight spots after posting scores of 40 and 51* in South Africa’s first two matches of the T20 World Cup.

Dean Elgar has received a ringing endorsement from his opening partner Aiden Markram, after his tenure began with a win away from home

Aiden Markram says he is grateful to be part of the Proteas’ white-ball squad and has a point to prove in the ODI series against Pakistan.

Aiden Markram has been ruled out of the remainder of the Test series against England which could pave the way for Pieter Malan’s Test debut.

Aiden Markram has continued his excellent domestic form as the overseas player for Hampshire notching a hundred at the Rose Bowl on Thursday.

Take a bow, son!

It’s been quite the eventful season for the speedster.

So near, yet so far for the Proteas’ opener.

From top order travails to a jam-packed calendar, South Africa’s incoming boss will have his hands full before he’s even unpacked his luggage as he takes over from Russell Domingo.

With the men bundled out of the Champions Trophy and the women KO’d in the World Cup semis, we look at the fortunes of the only South African cricketers to win a global title in 2014.

We take a look at the Under 23s primed to follow in Kagiso Rabada’s footsteps and make their mark on the world stage with bat and ball. Oh, there’s the son of a Proteas legend in there, too.