South Africa World Cup Schedule

Aiden Markram , South Africa batsman, World Cup 2019 Player Full Profile: Time for Markram to showcase his ODI capabilities

The 2019 World Cup will be Markram's first at senior level, and there would be no better stage on which to fulfil some of his immense potential in the one-day format by finding the form that made him South Africa's leading runscorer at the under-19 event four years previously.

Lungi Ngidi, South Africa bowler, World Cup 2019 Player Full Profile: Ngidi stands tall amid Proteas' fast and furious

On England’s seaming pitches Ngidi could be a booming matchwinner, a big, bruising bowler with perhaps not quite as much talent as Kagiso Rabada but no less a threat for that.

Chris Morris, South Africa all-rounder, World Cup 2019 Player Full Profile: A complete package, Morris can make a strong impact in England

Morris brings experience and pace to South Africa’s World Cup attack, and more than a little batting ability down the order.

Rassie van der Dussen, South Africa batsman, World Cup 2019 Player Full Profile: Hard-hitting van der Dussen can make a difference if given a chance

van der Dussen is more than a white-ball basher, having scored 15 centuries and 39 half-centuries in his 184 first-class innings.

Dale Steyn, South Africa bowler, World Cup 2019 Player Full Profile: Steyn's chance to fill World Cup-sized hole in glittering career

At six feet tall and slightly built, Steyn is not the stereotypical fast bowler compared to his peers. But he more than makes up for those apparent deficiencies with pace, aggression and a peerless away swinger.

Tabraiz Shamsi, South Africa bowler, World Cup 2019 Player Full Profile: With Impressive range of variations, Shamsi can make an impact in England

Shamsi's array bristles with an impressive range of variations, most importantly a googly that jags sharply away from right-handers.

Kagiso Rabada, South Africa bowler, World Cup 2019 Player Full Profile: Aggressive and intelligent, Rabada is a complete package Proteas are lucky to have

Rabada would seem to have it all: pace, athleticism, intelligence, aggression, and more than a touch of batting ability. If he can’t win a senior World Cup for South Africa, no-one can.

Dwaine Pretorius, South Africa all-rounder, World Cup 2019 Player Full Profile: In Pretorius, Proteas have solid set of skills to lean on

With Pretorius, what you get is more than what you see.

Andile Phehlukwayo, South Africa all-rounder, World Cup 2019 Player Full Profile: Versatile and fearless, Phehlukwayo is a match-winner Proteas need

Nothing scares Andile Phehlukwayo. At least, not when he’s on a cricket ground. No matter who he’s bowling to or facing, Phehlukwayo is as calm as a glass of milk.

Hashim Amla, South Africa batsman, World Cup 2019 Player Full Profile: Amla worth much more than weight in runs

Runs are the least of what Hashim Amla has given South African cricket. The idea that someone from a culture so different from those usually represented in the national team can not only win his place in that team but become the fulcrum around which it turns is infinitely more important.