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South Africa captain Temba Bavuma addressed coach shukri conrad's "grovel" comment, admitting the phrasing was unfortunate. Bavuma stated the remark reflected the intensity of the Test series against India, not any deeper intent. Conrad later clarified his statement, acknowledging he could have chosen a better word.

shukri conrad is now the head coach for all South Africa men's cricket teams. Cricket South Africa made the announcement on Friday. Conrad will manage the Test, T20I, and ODI teams. His contract extends until the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup. He replaces Rob Walter. Conrad's first white-ball assignment is against Zimbabwe and New Zealand.

South African coach shukri conrad's remark about making India 'grovel' sparked debate due to its historical racial connotations. Captain Temba Bavuma acknowledged series intensity and potential provocations, suggesting his coach's comment might have stemmed from such instances. Bavuma defended Conrad's experience, indicating he would address the statement further.

South Africa's T20 World Cup campaign ended in a crushing semifinal defeat to New Zealand at Eden Gardens. Coach shukri conrad described the loss as a "bloody walloping" rather than a choke, emphasizing they never had a chance in the game. Skipper Aiden Markram echoed the disappointment, acknowledging New Zealand's exceptional performance.

A new name was added to the hunt for the post of Indian coach on Friday. South African shukri conrad has expressed interest in the job.

Conrad triggered controversy at the end of the fourth day’s play in Guwahati after using a phrase that carries a loaded history in cricket. Speaking at the press conference after the day's play, Conrad said, "We wanted them (India) to really grovel." The Proteas kept on batting despite the lead crossing 500 in the second session and coach shukri conrad said they wanted to make sure they ended India's hopes of a series-levelling win.

South Africa's T20 World Cup journey ended abruptly with a nine-wicket semifinal loss to New Zealand. Coach shukri conrad described the defeat as a 'bloody walloping' rather than a 'choke,' highlighting New Zealand's dominant performance. Finn Allen's record-breaking century sealed the emphatic win, leaving the Proteas stunned despite a proud tournament run.

South Africa coach shukri conrad's use of the word "grovel" to describe his team's strategy against India has sparked controversy. Former Indian cricketers Anil Kumble and Cheteshwar Pujara expressed shock, highlighting the word's offensive historical context and advising humility when on top. Pujara suggested the remark might instead motivate the Indian team.

South African captain Temba Bavuma downplayed coach shukri conrad's controversial "grovel" remarks, stating Conrad will review his comments. Bavuma acknowledged that some players also "crossed the line" during the series. The comments drew criticism from former players, recalling a similar incident in 1976 where England's captain's words backfired spectacularly. South Africa secured a dominant 2-0 series win over India.

Cricket legend Dale Steyn has publicly disassociated himself from head coach shukri conrad's use of the word "grovel." Steyn expressed strong disapproval, calling the term loaded and unnecessary, especially given its racist connotations in cricket history. Former players Anil Kumble and Cheteshwar Pujara also voiced concerns, highlighting the coach's controversial choice of words.

Former Indian wicketkeeper Parthiv Patel strongly condemned South Africa coach shukri conrad's use of the word "grovel" to describe their strategy against India. Patel believes Conrad intentionally used the loaded term, which has historical significance in cricket, and called for an apology, stating such disrespectful comments have no place on the field.

South Africa head coach shukri conrad Thursday termed the Newlands surface on which the shortest Test match in the history of the game was played as "not great" and where sheer luck trumped pure skill. India beat South Africa by seven wickets in a match that was played for just 107 overs and ended in a day and a little over one session.

Rassie van der Dussen will captain South Africa's T20I squad, featuring four uncapped players: Corbin Bosch, Lhuan-dre Pretorius, Rubin Hermann, and Senuran Muthusamy. Dewald Brevis, Nandre Burger, and Gerald Coetzee return from injury. Head coach shukri conrad emphasizes building depth for the 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup.

South Africa's captain Temba Bavuma will miss the second test against Bangladesh as he continues to recover from a soft tissue injury in his arm. Coach shukri conrad confirmed the decision, explaining the medical team deemed him unfit. Bavuma is aiming to be ready for the upcoming series against Sri Lanka.

South Africa has announced its 15-player squad, led by Temba Bavuma, for the ICC World Test Championship Final against Australia at Lord's. The squad features a pace attack spearheaded by Kagiso Rabada, Dane Paterson, and the returning Lungi Ngidi. The team will assemble in Arundel for a warm-up match against Zimbabwe before heading to London.

South Africa coach shukri conrad brought out the "cupcake" jibe after continuing their unbeaten run in the T20 World Cup with a win over Zimbabwe. He was asked about their infamous 'chokers' tag as they ready to face New Zealand in the semi-final at Eden Gardens on Wednesday.

South Africa's head coach, shukri conrad, has highlighted the lack of Test experience within the Proteas side as they prepare for a two-match series against New Zealand. The squad is weakened, with several first-choice players committed to domestic Twenty20 competitions. Eight players have not made their Test debut, including captain Neil Brand. Duanne Olivier, with 15 Test appearances, is the most experienced and is keen to rejuvenate a Test career hindered by injuries.

Cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has voiced his disapproval of South Africa coach shukri conrad's remark during the recent Test series. Gavaskar pointed out India's significant role in South Africa's cricket return and current investments through the SA20 league. He suggested Conrad acknowledge his comment, emphasising the strong, collaborative bond between Indian and South African cricket over the years.

South Africa is compelled to send a second-string squad to New Zealand for two Tests next month, and coach shukri conrad on Thursday defended the controversial decision, stating that criticism of the move is unfounded and unfair. Former Australia captain Steve Waugh suggested that New Zealand should consider refusing to play the series after South Africa named seven uncapped players in a 14-man squad for the matches starting on February 4. Several other commentators also criticised the move, expressing concerns about the quality and competitiveness of the series due to the inclusion of numerous inexperienced players.

South Africa's optimism revolves around the potential availability of both fast bowlers Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Ngidi for selection in the upcoming first Test against India, set to commence in Pretoria on Tuesday. Coach shukri conrad has confirmed their inclusion in the squad despite Rabada's ongoing heel injury and Ngidi's ankle concerns. Whether the duo play or not, it is likely Gerald Coetzee will get a run on what is likely to be a Centurion Park wicket with pace and bounce, regardless of his lack of Test experience.

South Africa captain Temba Bavuma downplayed his coach's "grovel" comment, stating it wasn't a distraction for the team. Bavuma acknowledged the strength Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma bring to India's ODI side, noting their familiarity but also their significant experience. He also highlighted Marco Jansen's valuable all-round contributions and expressed a desire for more Test matches against top nations.

South Africa has announced strong squads for their tour to Australia, set to commence on August 10. Aiden Markram will lead the T20I team, while Temba Bavuma will captain the ODI side. The tour includes both T20I and ODI matches, with key players returning after the World Test Championship final triumph over Australia.

South Africa, aiming to break their limited-overs World Cup jinx, have reached their ninth semifinal. Despite the 'chokers' tag, coach shukri conrad remains unfazed, highlighting the team's ability to win under pressure. With both batting and pace bowling excelling on Indian wickets, the unbeaten Proteas are favorites against New Zealand.

South African cricket coach shukri conrad has announced a 15-man squad for the upcoming Test series in Bangladesh, featuring three spin bowlers and three specialist seamers. Left-arm spinner Senuran Muthusamy has been recalled. The squad will depart on October 15, with matches scheduled in Dhaka and Chattogram.

Former Test captain Dean Elgar spoke about the toxic environment within South African cricket, pointing to issues of politics and poor administration, and expressed feeling betrayed when he was abruptly removed from his leadership position last year. Now 36, Elgar plays for English county team Essex following his retirement from international cricket.

South African coach shukri conrad responded to criticism over the World Test Championship's scheduling after South Africa qualified for the final. Despite disparities in the number of matches played by different teams, Conrad expressed pride in making it to the final. South Africa's consistent performance, including six successive Test wins, secured their spot.

After the US and Israel's airstrikes on Iran and their counter-attack on US military installations around the Gulf, it has affected the airspace in the global business hub of Dubai. Zimbabwe were due to fly out through that region on their way back home after a positive tournament.

South Africa's coach shukri conrad is confident his spin attack can challenge India, drawing parallels to their WTC final win. He believes their spinners, Keshav Maharaj, Senuran Muthusamy, and Simon Harmer, are a stronger unit than before. Conrad anticipates an evenly fought, historic series, acknowledging India's formidable home advantage and the IPL experience of his players.

South Africa are looking to give Tristan Stubbs an extended run at No. 3 in their Test batting line-up, starting with this week's first Test against the West Indies in Port of Spain, coach shukri conrad said on Tuesday.

South Africa coach Mickey Arthur has asked JP Duminy to alter his technique to counter Harbhajan Singh in next month's Test and ODI series.