Faf Du Plessis  

London: After being shocked by Bangladesh by 21 runs in the ICC World Cup 2019 on Sunday (June 2), South Africa captain Faf du Plessis spoke to the media. The South Africans failed to chase 331. This was Proteas' second straight loss. Earlier, they were defeated by England. Here is what he said. Also, it was confirmed by team manager Dr Mohammed Moosajee that paceman Lungi Ngidi would be out of India clash on June 5 as he will need at least one week to 10 days to recover from hamstring injury sustained during the match.

A photographer was captured on live TV taking a superb one-handed catch beyond the boundary as South Africa captain Faf du Plessis hit a six during their ICC World Cup 2019 match against Bangladesh at The Oval on Sunday (June 2)

Jofra Archer, touching speeds of 94mph, he accounted for Aiden Markram, captain Faf du Plessis and Rassie van der Dussen to finish with 3/27 on his World Cup debut on Thursday (May 30)

India captain Virat Kohli said he would have loved to have this Australian legend in his team. Ahead of the ICC World Cup 2019, Kohli spoke about the player and also revealed how marriage to Anushka Sharma had helped his captaincy

Mumbai Indians' spinners Rahul Chahar, Krunal Pandya, and Jayant Yadav bowled brilliantly on a pitch that was turning square. Rohit Sharma assessed the conditions shrewdly and attacked with his spinners from both ends, and this is where Rohit Sharma outperformed MS Dhoni as captain

Chennai Super Kings beat Kolkata Knight Riders by 7 wickets in M A Chidambaram stadium on Tuesday

Faf du Plessis scored a century in the first innings while Dale Steyn and Kagiso Rabada bagged four wickets each as South Africa cantered to a win over the touring Pakistan 

Faf du Plessis said, 'He's (Virat Kohli) an amazing player. We gave him the silent treatment and he still scored runs in South Africa, but we felt like it was not huge runs he scored the one hundred there in Centurion when the wicket was slow. So every team will have what they think works for us, that was silent treatment'