News about Quinton De Kock

Sky Bet is giving a 'Feature Price Boost' for tomorrow's much-anticipated ICC Cricket World Cup semi-final match between Australia and South Africa. 'Glenn Maxwell and Quinton De Kock cannot be matched until the bet, which has been raised from 5/2 to 7/2, has to each hit a six.' Maxwell of Australia has been an excellent with the bat during the tournament, with the 35-year-old scoring 397 runs at an average of 79.60. Maxwell has also played in seven games for 22 sixes.

South Africa's solid batting unit put Sri Lanka to the sword in Delhi, giving them the highest score in World Cup history. Quinton de Kock, Rassie van der Dussen, and Aiden Markham were among the 428 for five players, the latter from a World Cup record 49 balls.

Nicholas Pooran led MI New York to victory in the first ever Major League Cricket season, defeating Seattle Orcas in Dallas by a stunning 137 not out. As New York chased down 183 to win by seven wickets on Sunday night, the West Indies international blasted 10 fours and 13 sixes. Pooran brought the Orcas attack to all parts of the city, raising his half century in just 16 balls (a tournament record) before he reached his ton after 40 deliveries.

Due to a planned expansion of Major League Cricket in the United States, the ECB will face the world's best players for the Hundred from next year. The first edition of MLC, the ECB's newest twenty20 franchise tournament, will take place in Texas and North Carolina this July, but Mail Sport will inform you that there are plans to extend into August and overlap with the Hundred. The next T20 World Cup, which England is the holder of, will be hosted by the United States and West Indies in June 2024, and MLC organisers hope to cash in on the increased interest by staging a longer version of their tournament shortly after.

Exclusive - BY MATT HUGHES IN CAPE TOWN: At the new franchise tournament, which is mainly aimed at crackinging down on lucrative crime syndicating poor workers to support India's $100 billion-a-year illicit gambling industry, a Sportsmail inquiry has revealed the truth of Cricket South Africa's anti-corruption campaign, which is primarily aimed at clamping down on illegal gangs exploiting poor workers. Top South Africans Kagiso Rabada and Quinton de Kock were among England performers on the group stages of SA20, as well as top South Africans Jos Buttler and Jofra Archer, attracting the country's first sell-out crowds for domestic matches in a decade. However, the glitz and glamour masks a seedier side to the tournament. Sportsmail has learned that eight punters were barred from matches due to the unlawful activity of pitch-siding, after spending time with CSA's anti-corruption agents at several of the competition's six venues.