Follow Sportswave’s Myron Naicker’s journey at the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup here. Powered by Hollywoodbets, Naicker will follow the Proteas around the United Kingdom in their bid to win cricket’s coveted prize for the very first time. The tour will see him cover all nine of the Proteas first-round games as well as the semi-finals and final which takes place on 14 July at the home of cricket, Lords. Everything you need to know about the World Cup and the stories behind the stories can be found right here. Take in the sounds and flavor of the showpiece as Myron heads to London, Southampton, Cardiff, Birmingham, Manchester, Durham and back to England’s capital for the finale. Myron is a multiple award winning journalist and has been covering the Proteas and international cricket for over a decade.
What a final! England and New Zealand were neck and neck. It came down to a Super Over which determined the final results. It was a beautiful Cricket World Cup with many memories and it was definitely one for the books.
The final is here! England has beaten the Aussie's to reach the final of the #CWC19. Will England be the team to take it home at home
After India crumbled in the hands of New Zealand, the Kiwi's have successfully bagged a position in the CWC19. Will the Aussie's take it home final time?
After the rain delay, the fight continues for the spot in the finals. New Zealand ended yesterday on 211-5 after 46.1 overs. Can Bumrah finish the game on top?
Day one of the semi-finals, Will India continue their winning streak and make it to the finals or will New Zealand cut it short and advance to the finals.
In their last match, South Africa beat Australia in their last match at the world cup. The boys head home with a little bit of victory after this weekend's win. Who are you placing your bets on for the finals?
Pakistan takes on Bangladesh in the today. One of the three final matches of the tournament. Who will take it?
England beat New Zealand, and are on track with third place on the log. Will West Indies Chris Gayle come out on top in today's match against Afganistan
India has secured their place in the semi-finals. Today, New Zealand and England will battle it out to secure their place. Who are you putting your money on?
Myron Naicker speaks to Victor and Gina Markram the parents of Proteas top-order batsman, Aiden Markram. Find out their thoughts on parenting, being a guiding force behind Aiden’s junior career and the privilege of watching their son represent South Africa. This is a must for any parent raising a young sports star
It's going to be a tight finish to the semifinals. As the teams step up their performances to enter the top 4, it's easily becoming any man's game.
Myron missed his bus to yesterday's training session. But today he updates us with what we know with the upcoming CWC19.
The Aussies have come out on top of the table securing them a spot in the semi-finals. Which three teams will make it into the top 4?
Myron's second favourite team makes into 5th place on the table after their defeat against Afganistan. Can they make into the semi-finals?
It's official, the Proteas are out of the running of the Cricket World Cup. A disappointed Myron Naicker gives us a report of the Proteas loss yesterday!
Myron says even though the winning streak for the Proteas are dismal, look at the top four teams on the table and back them. It's time to get into the World Cup spirit!
After yesterday's heartbreaking loss against New Zealand, Myron calls in from the UK to speak to the team live on air! Hear his thoughts after yesterdays match.
Lungi Ngidi is back on the team and has been cleared to play. The Proteas go against New Zealand who are looking to climb up the table to secure a Top 4 spot.
Myron spoke to Darren, Keri, and Sky about the Proteas readyness for their match against New Zealand. Do they have what it takes to get a point to get ahead on the table?
The weather in England is quite dismal, with a few matches rained out. Find out what happens next with Myron Naicker
Myron will chat to The Proteas ahead of their next match. West Indies and The Proteas have a point each after their match was rained out.
It's rainy and the Proteas have just arrived in Cardiff - getting ready for their upcoming match this Saturday against Afghanistan.
One of the most fearsome fast bowlers the world has ever seen, Curtley Ambrose is a commentator at the World Cup. Our man, Myron Naicker caught up with the legend himself. His thoughts here on the tournament, the art of fast bowling and more...
The weather in England has put a damper on most matches. The Proteas get their first point in the cup. Myron gives us an update of where he is off to next and what we should be looking forward too.
Play has been suspended in today's ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 match between the Proteas and the West Indies due to rain. Earlier, the West Indies won the toss and chose to field.
It's a big day for The Proteas, they take on the West Indies in Southampton. However, big obstacles before the match as the weather plays a huge factor in today's play. Myron keeps us updated on all the details.
AB de Villers is not coming to the Cricket World Cup. Myron sets the record straight with regards to the stories surrounding former cricket captain. And find out what the Proteas are up ahead of their match against West Indies on Monday.
After India dominated in Southampton against Proteas, Myron discusses the team's next match on Monday, 10 June against West Indies.
It's a big match today, with Dale Steyn ruled out because of his shoulder injury. The future the Proteas Cricket World Cup hangs in the balance, today's match is a must win. Cath up with Myron for all the details.
Myron Naicker is in Southampton ahead of the Proteas match against India. Here he catches up with Sport24's Chief Cricket writer, Lloyd Burnard. Find out what it's like to tour with the Proteas, the Maritzburg born scribe also gave us his thoughts on the embattled Proteas camp.
It is the bad news Proteas fans have been hoping would not materialise. Dale Steyn has been ruled out of the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup, without even bowling a ball in the international showpiece tournament.
It's a big match for the Proteas tomorrow as they clash with former previous 2011 World Cup Champions, India. Myron chats to some locals who share their strong opinions about SA
It has been a series of highs and lows for Myron. Today he's headed to Southampton as he prepares to witness Proteas take on India in Wednesday's match at The Ageas Bowl in Southampton.
Proteas fall against Bangladesh in their second in the CWC. Myron dissects the teams' performance over the weekend, and what will be done moving forward with their match against India on Wednesday.
It's the second day of the ICC Cricket World Cup, and Myron is back to give us a recap of what happened in day 1, and what to expect on Friday.
The Proteas need to get over their 104-run defeat against England in the opening game of the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup. READ HERE
Myron speaks about last nights opening ceremony and Faf meets the Queen as well as Prince Harry. Listen to all the details in the podcast
Myron Naicker speaks to prominent South African commentator, Neil Manthorp who is in the UK to cover his 8th World Cup. Neil chats about how the competition has evolved over the years. From the amateur days of lawyers and teachers playing for the Proteas to the dismay of 1999 and casting away the demons in 2019.
Myron gives us the latest update on the Protea's and England's recent training sessions.
Follow Sportswave’s Myron Naicker’s journey at the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup here. Powered by Hollywoodbets, Naicker will follow the Proteas around the United Kingdom in their bid to win cricket’s coveted prize for the very first time. The tour will see him cover all nine of the Proteas first-round games as well as the semi-finals and final which takes place on 14 July at the home of cricket, Lords. Everything you need to know about the World Cup and the stories behind the stories can be found right here. Take in the sounds and flavor of the showpiece as Myron heads to London, Southampton, Cardiff, Birmingham, Manchester, Durham and back to England’s capital for the finale. Myron is a multiple award winning journalist and has been covering the Proteas and international cricket for over a decade.
Myron caught up with UK-based South African cricket writer, Dan Gallan. Gallan chats to Myron about living in the UK, writing for a number of publications and his predictions for the tournament.
Myron is at O R Tambo airport and he's getting ready to leave to London. A lot is going through his mind before he gets to the UK.
Never miss out on the action of the Cricket World Cup, behind the scene talks and exclusive interviews straight from England and Wales with Myron Naicker.