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Manchester United : ça se précise pour Carlos Baleba
Carlos Baleba a repris le chemin des entraînements. Il était au Corrington ce jour pour des exercices spécifiques sous le contrôle Blessé du staff technique. En effet, il semble avoir récupéré de sa blessure à la cheville. Sur les réseaux sociaux, les supporters n’ont pas caché leur fierté après les publications des images de l’ancien […] turconews.click
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Anneke Bosch is making a statement after returning to the Proteas team
Having missed out on the Women’s T20 World Cup earlier this year, Anneke Bosch is relieved to be displaying her best form after returning to the national side for the T20 International series against Zimbabwe.
Bosch, who was not selected for the global showpiece (where the Proteas reached the semifinals), went on to represent Essex in the Women’s T20 Blast league in the UK in June and July, scoring 188 runs in six games, including an unbeaten half-century.
And with a number of first-choice players being rested for the SA team’s first tour of Zimbabwe, 33-year-old Bosch earned a recall to the Proteas squad.
Taking full advantage of the opportunity, the experienced player made 83 runs off 43 balls in the opening game last week, and she went on to hit 65 off 31 to earn the Player of the Match award in the second fixture on Sunday, playing crucial roles as South Africa took a 2-0 lead in the five-match T20 series in Bulawayo.
“I think coming off a nice innings sometimes you can get ahead of yourself in the next one and try to do too much, so I’m happy that I stayed calm (in the second game), just watched the ball again and reacted to whatever came,” Bosch said.
Finding the right mindset
She was equally pleased to be giving the national selectors reason to consider her again for India’s tour of South Africa in December.
“It’s just about spending time in the middle, getting some confidence, enjoying the game, sticking to the basics and keeping things simple,” Bosch said.
“I think it’s more the process and the mindset you get into and that you try to stay in that’s going to help you and benefit you in the future.”
The Proteas will look to take an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match T20 series when they face Zimbabwe in the third game in Bulawayo on Tuesday (1.30pm start).
Maurice: ouverture d'une enquête contre un proche du Premier ministre dans l’affaire Ravatomanga
C’est un nouveau rebondissement dans l'affaire du milliardaire malgache Mamy Ravatomanga. À Maurice, une enquête est en cours après une plainte pour une tentative présumée de corruption impliquant un homme du premier cercle du Premier ministre mauricien. Cette plainte faite auprès de la Commission contre les crimes financiers, est accompagnée d’un enregistrement audio d’une conversation sur WhatsApp. Selon le plaignant, une somme de 350 millions de roupies, soit environ 6,4 millions d’euros, aurait été réclamée en échange d’une intervention en faveur de Mamy Ravatomanga, détenu à Maurice, depuis près d'un an, et proche de l'ex-président malgache, Andry Rajoelina.
Watch: Marsh recalls Curran childhood
Mitchell Marsh has shared a glimpse into his childhood in Zimbabwe alongside brothers Sam and Tom Curran.
Marsh spent several years in the country while his father Geoff coached Zimbabwe, becoming close with the Curran family and regularly playing cricket with the brothers.
Mitch Marsh relives some special memories growing up alongside the Curran family ❤️ #ZIMvAUS
Full video: https://t.co/BR4JlsD6V7 pic.twitter.com/9eBOPhyYlS
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) September 15, 2026
Geoff Marsh coached Zimbabwe from 2001 to 2004 and formed a close friendship with the Currans’ father Kevin, who played 11 ODIs for Zimbabwe before later coaching the national side.
Photo: X/@cricketcomau
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