India face South Africa in the 2015 ICC World Cup on Sunday. Find out how to follow the game live.
South Africa beat Zimbabwe by 62 runs in the third game of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015.
South Africa face Zimbabwe in the first match of the 2015 ICC World Cup on Sunday. Find out how to follow the game live.
Former Australian captain says that, while Australia are favourites, 'it's the most open World Cup for years.'
IBTimes UK sport editor Nick Howson takes us through his favourites to win the 2015 Cricket World Cup in Australia and New Zealand
South African parliament opens in chaos as Economic Freedom Fighters lead disturbances.
Foreigners currently own an estimated 7% of land in South Africa.
IBTimes UK looks at how the South African seamer can inspire a World Cup bid.
South Africa will be keen to banish the 'chokers' tag and lift the World Cup for the first time.
Andrew Chimboza ate Mbuyiselo Manona heart after stabbing him repeatedly
70 children have still not been claimed, after being separated from their parents during the new year festivities.
Five victims all found naked with hands tied behind their backs
Cath Everett bids farewell to a South Africa struggling with racial, social, crime, economic, and national electricity crises
Anni Dewani relatives could yet bring civil case against Shrien over her death.
South Africans lament perceived injustice over the Anni Dewani murder case dismissal with indignant exasperation.
Ami Denborg said: "We came here for the truth but are left with so many unanswered questions"
Pierre Korkie named as the second hostage to be killed by Al-Qaeda during failed rescue of Luke Somers.
Madiba's family, political leaders and dignitaries pay tributes to anti-apartheid hero.
Jacob Zuma strikes deals in China while back home South Africans remember Nelson Mandela
Extraordinary footage from a Cape Town beach shows a man operating on a pregnant, dead shark and saving her pups.
Lancaster defends England's lack of creativity and reliance on the scrum
Despite Johannesburg's reputation it appears that tourist Mecca Cape Town is South Africa's most violent city