"During his days, he was one of the top all rounders in local first class cricket, playing for a very strong Western Province side with Brian McMillan and Craig Matthews. Former Proteas all-rounder Eric Simon also went on to coach the national team during a failed ICC World Cup campaign on home soil in 2003. He looks back at his career and helps to preview Proteas T20 World Cup match against Sri Lanka."

"Mamelodi Sundowns are attempting to win their first MTN8 title in 14 years but Cape Town City are also waiting for a massive upset at the Moses Mabhida stadium in Durban. Former orlando Pirates midiflder and tournament ambassador Joseph "Duku-Duku" Makhanya, is clear that the Citizens will be crowned Wafa-Wafa champions."

"SABC Sport has signed an exciting multilayer broadcast rights agreement with the NBA. As part of this partnership, SABC Sport will air more than 35 games throughout the season. SABC Sport General Manager Gary Rathbone has more details on this groundbreaking announcement and also answers questions on why the T20 Cricket World Cup is not shown live on SABC TV."

"The Social Justice and National Building (SJN) hearings focused on transformation matters in cricket and led by the Ombudsman Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza is on its final week. And there's been a lot of revelations coming from this week's hearings especially around match fixing and players who were banned. Sport 24 journalist Khanyiso Tshwaku reviews the hearings from this week."

"Netball South Africa President Cecilia Molekwane has spoken about her vision for the sport and the federation following her re-lection at the latest elections. Molekwane has been Netball SA's President since 2017 and during this period, the sport has improved a lot on and off the court."

"It's a busy schedule of boxing tournaments all around the Southern African region. The Gauteng Boxing Promoters Association in partnership with the Gauteng Department of Sport will be staging Hot Summer Knockouts tournament at the Booysens club. GBPA Chairman TK Kometsi helps us to look forward to this tournament. SA flyweight champion Smangele Hadebe looks forward to her fight in Botswana this coming weekend and former SA junior featherweight champ Thato Bonokoane reflects on his victory from last week's tournament in Pietermaritzburg.

"AmaZulu made history when they reached the lucrative CAF Champions League group stages in their first attempt and eliminated the record four times African champions TP Mazembe in the process. Usuthu are one of the five Southern African teams in the group stages, which will start in February next year. Head coach Benni McCarthy reflects on this exciting qualification and the challenges they had to overcome in Lubumbashi to pull this off."

"The humiliation that Manchester United received at the hands of Liverpool this past weekend, losing 5-0 in the English Premier League (EPL) game, has seen a speculation overdrive about the future of United's head coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Former Chelsea and Inter Milan head coach Antonio Conten has been linked to the Red Devils. But The Guardian sports writer and Desk Editor Ed Aarons comes with a different angle on these rumours."

"The Proteas registered their first win in the T20 World Cup beating West Indies by eight wickets, but it was overshadowed by former captain Quinton de Kock refused to take the knee and opting to take a personal decision and withdraw from the team. The CSA board had just few hours before the game released a statement about its resolution for the entire team to take the racism in its stand against racism. CSA chairperson Lawson Naidoo addresses the critical developments around these matters."

"After more than seven years since the death of former Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana captain Senzo Meyiwa, there's still no clarity of who killed him. The trial date was set for April 2022 but his brother Sifiso Meyiwa in this interview still alleges that the real suspects for this case are not those who have been arrested. Meyiwa tells SAFM Sport On that the real culprits are known and blames the authorities for the lack of progress in this case."