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Australia tour of South Africa 2016

South Africa vs Australia: Scott Boland expects pace and bounce

Scott Boland was part of the recently concluded One-Day International series against Sri Lanka.

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South Africa vs Australia: Mitchell Marsh to spearhead visitors bowling unit

Mitchell Marsh, who has played 37 ODIs and 18 Tests, has received the opportunity to lead the Fast Bowlers Union for South Africa ODI series.

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Darren Lehmann: Australia expect ‘fiery’ series in South Africa

Australia will warm up for the South Africa series with a match against Ireland next Tuesday at Willowmoore Park stadium in Benoni.

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Andy Bichel, James Hopes to work as coaches for Queensland

Queensland greats James Hopes and Andy Bichel have re-joined the Bulls as coaches for the coming season.

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Graeme Hick named Australia’s batting coach ahead of South Africa series

Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1987, Hick acted as assistant coach on the recent West Indies tour while Lehmann took a break.

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South Africa announce ODI squad against Australia & Ireland, include 2 uncapped players

South Africa are to play one-off ODI against Ireland and a five-match ODI series against Australia.

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Australia include 3 rookie pacers for South Africa ODI series

Steven Smith will lead the side and will be fresh as he went home in the middle of the ODI series in Sri Lanka.

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Australia’s John Hastings geared up for ODI challenge in South Africa

Meanwhile, it will also be Australia's assitant coach David Saker's first outing in his new role, along with Ryan Harris who will work for the first time as a bowling coach.

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Ryan Harris appointed Australia’s bowling coach for South Africa tour

Australia's tour of South Africa begins with a one-off ODI match against Ireland on September 27 before a five-ODI series against the Proteas from September 30 to October 12.

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Injured Peter Siddle aims to return before Australia tour of South Africa 2016

Australia and Sri Lanka are set to play three Tests, 5 ODIs and 2 T20Is starting from July 26.

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