“They wanted Bavuma to be the Siya Kolisi of cricket and it back fired,” Proteas fans blame their captain for the team’s World Cup exit.

Temba Bavuma was left as the butt of all jokes after recording a duck as the Proteas crashed out of the World Cup.

Australia put the Proteas to the sword to reach their sixth World Cup final. Miller’s 101 was not enough to rescue SA from elimination.

The Proteas just about managed to set a competitive score of 212 runs for Australia to chase, thanks to a superb century from David Miller.

David Miller’s 101 lifted the Proteas to 2012 but overall the team was 40 runs short of a competitive total.

Bavuma won the toss and elected to bat first but the Proteas batsman only lasted four balls before he was dismissed.

South Africa’s captain, Temba Bavuma, faced the challenging decision of winning the toss and electing to bat first against Australia.

South Africa’s skipper, Temba Bavuma, faced a setback as he fell for a four-ball duck in the crucial World Cup semi-final against Australia.

Temba Bavuma won the toss and has elected the Proteas to bat first against Australia in the World Cup semi-final.

Proteas captain Temba Bavuma sustaining a hamstring injury in South Africa’s last match against Afghanistan last Friday.

South Africa’s World Cup hopes hang in the balance as captain Temba Bavuma faces fitness dilemma ahead of Semi-Final clash with Australia

South African skipper Temba Bavuma issued a stern warning, emphasizing that his team is not facing a “Mickey Mouse team.”

South Africa’s coach, Rob Walter, asserted that injured team captain Temba Bavuma would not receive preferential treatment.

South Africa is gearing up for a pivotal clash with arch-rivals Australia, dismissing the haunting echoes of past defeats.

Temba Bavuma and his wife Phila enjoy one of the most guarded relationships in South Africa but we’ve found out a few things about them.

Proteas’ chances of qualifying for the Cricket World Cup final could be boosted by the bad weather predicted for Thursday.

The Proteas have made it clear that there is no possibility of captain Temba Bavuma being dropped for this Thursday’s semi-final.

Proteas captain Temba Bavuma sustained a right hamstring strain during the match against Afghanistan but could be available for semis.

Proteas captain Temba Bavuma seems on track to be available for the Cricket World Cup semi-final against Australia on Thursday.

Proteas captain Temba Bavuma sustained a right hamstring strain during the match against Afghanistan and could go for a scan.

Proteas will play an in-form Australian team in the semi-final of the Cricket World Cup next week in Kolkata, India.

Temba Bavuma’s Proteas were bowled out for just 83 runs against hosts India, their lowest total at a World Cup.

Temba Bavuma’s Proteas were bowled out for just 83 runs against hosts India, their lowest total at a World Cup.

“They’re going to do something that’s never been done before, so we have to support them,” Kolisi on Proteas support.

The Proteas have shown their quality when batting first but they need to show up and embrace the pressure of chasing.