Lloyd Burnard
Cricket South Africa (CSA) is looking increasingly like a ship on the verge of sinking, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
The debate around equal pay in South African cricket has caused a stir, but Lloyd Burnard helps explain why it is an important conversation.
Lloyd Burnard
Several incidents - both on and off the field - in the first two Tests between the Proteas and Australia haven't been a good advertisement for cricket, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Virat Kohli should be celebrated, not criticised, for his remarkable efforts in South Africa, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
It wasn't the result they had hoped for, but the Blitzboks remain South African rugby's most prized possession, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
The Springboks were made to seem far better than they were by a seriously poor French side, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
The future of South African cricket rests in the hands of administrators, not players, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
The uncertainty surrounding the Springbok coaching staff is not doing anybody any favours, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
You can't really fault them after the season they had, but the Lions falling short in Saturday's Super Rugby final hurts, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
The Springbok squad for three Tests against France is exciting, but there are causes for concern, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Durban's failed attempt at hosting the Commonwealth Games in 2022 is not South Africa's finest moment, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
The Sri Lankan tour to South Africa is so one-sided that it is becoming difficult to watch, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
AB de Villiers' inability to commit to the Proteas Test side probably means he should pack it all in, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
A foreign coach would still be able to facilitate the continued transformation of the Springboks, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Trying to implement a South African coaching blueprint at Super Rugby level is trickier than it seems, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
It was impossible not to get caught up in the Kevin Anderson Wimbledon fairytale this year, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
What happened in the SuperSport studios on Saturday was shocking, but it has sparked a far more important conversation in South Africa, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
The altercation between David Warner and Quinton de Kock has prevented us from talking about the real stories of substance to come out of Kingsmead, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
The fiasco surrounding the wicket at the Wanderers in the third Test cannot be repeated, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
When Springbok coach Allister Coetzee pretends like everything is okay, he is insulting an intelligent South African rugby public, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
It is almost impossible to see Allister Coetzee surviving as Springbok coach beyond 2017, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Whichever way you look at it, the postponement of the first ever T20 Global League is a calamitous stuff-up, says Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Supporting Bafana Bafana is like watching a horror movie where nobody survives, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Referee Jaco Peyper should not be the centre of attention in Saturday's Super Rugby final at Ellis Park, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
The brotherhood in this Blitzboks team is something that Springbok coach Allister Coetzee should take note of, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Allister Coetzee can have no excuses in 2017 as he looks to turn around the fortunes of the Springboks.
Lloyd Burnard
This past weekend saw four of sport's most influential characters locking horns, and it was great, says Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Cricket South Africa's biggest challenge in 2017 is the successful launch of a brand new T20 product, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Allister Coetzee should be given another year to prove himself as Springbok coach, says Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
South Africa's performance on Saturday was not only a win for the Springboks, but also for transformation, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
South African football is broken and is desperate for new, younger leadership, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
The Proteas, in the middle of what has been called a “period of experimentation”, have been abysmal, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
The uncertainty surrounding the future of Springbok coach Allister Coetzee is not helping anyone, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Allister Coetzee has set some new lows for South African rugby in terms of results, but that is not the only area in which he has failed, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Chiliboy Ralepelle's reported grievances with Sharks coach Robert du Preez are unfortunate but understandable, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Cosatu's threat to picket the Springboks v All Blacks game this weekend has merit, but their delivery is poor, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
In the almost farcical land of league T20 cricket, Graeme Smith is worth more than Geoff Toyana, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
What does the launch of the T20 Global League really mean for cricket in South Africa? Lloyd Burnard takes a closer look.
Lloyd Burnard
South Africa's flyhalf against France for three Tests in June has to be Elton Jantjies, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Football has turned into a disgusting product, and rugby must guard against going the same way, says Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
There was nothing wrong with the Wanderers wicket in the second T20I between the Proteas and Sri Lanka, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
Kyle Abbott's decision to leave South Africa must be respected, but he should have come clean sooner, writes Lloyd Burnard.
Lloyd Burnard
AB de Villiers' return to the Proteas set-up may be more complicated than initially thought, writes Lloyd Burnard.