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India drew first blood in the three-match One-Day International series with a hard-fought 17-run win over the Proteas in the opening game in Ranchi on Sunday.

After the match, Potchefstroom-born Jansen said that while the defeat stung, the Proteas were not far off - and that India’s fast start with the bat ultimately created the gap.

Marumo Gallants and Magesi FC had to settle for a share of the spoils in their latest Premier Soccer League outing, playing to a 1–1 draw at the Dr Molemela Stadium in Bloemfontein on Sunday afternoon.

Despite Gallants dictating much of the tempo, the hosts were made to settle for a single point after Jaisen Clifford’s 42nd-minute effort cancelled out a well-taken free-kick by Kgomotso Mosadi midway through the first half.

Coach Alexandre Lafitte reflects on the frustrating afternoon against Magesi.

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The Proteas will be targeting a strong start to their One-Day International series against India, which gets underway on Sunday in Ranchi.

The South Africans are confident after their recent Test series win over India in the subcontinent. However, 50-over cricket is a different beast — one in which the hosts will back themselves strongly and where they’ll be determined to atone.

While the Proteas are confident and ready for the 1st ODI against the Men in Blue, batting coach Ashwell Prince said the team still needs to sharpen how they manage high-pressure moments in matches.

The Springboks signed off their 2025 season in emphatic style on Saturday, thumping Wales 73–0 in Cardiff to complete a clean sweep of their End-of-Year Tour. South Africa led 28–0 at half-time before cutting loose in the second stanza to record their biggest victory of the year.

Erasmus and Kolisi react to their biggest win of the season.

The Proteas have shifted their focus to white-ball cricket after their sensational 2–0 Test series whitewash over India in the subcontinent earlier this week.

That historic triumph has injected fresh confidence into the squad ahead of the crucial One-Day International series, which gets underway on Saturday.

With the 2026 ICC T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka fast approaching - and the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup set to be hosted primarily in South Africa, with Namibia and Zimbabwe as co-hosts - there is plenty riding on the Proteas’ preparations.

Proteas left-arm seamer Nandré Burger told OFM Sport that the confidence gained from what the Test side achieved in Kolkata and Guwahati has filtered through the camp.