Philander rips through Australia
An outstanding opening spell from Vernon Philander has seen Australia crumble to 43-6 on day one of the second Test in Hobart.
History awaits in Hobart
The Proteas aim for a third-consecutive series victory against Australia Down Under. Relive their last series win in 2012.
Faf reacts to ball-tampering accusation
Proteas Captain, Faf du Plessis, responded to accusations of ball tampering in the first Test in Perth.
Australia hurting after defeat – Faf
Faf du Plessis’ resilient side are out to make history as they hunt a third consecutive series victory over a ‘hurting’ Australia.
Proteas consider all-out pace
Heavy rain and Hobart’s history might see spinner Keshav Maharaj sacrificed for an all-out pace attack.
Philander’s debut
On this day five years ago, Australia were bowled out for 47, as debutant Vernon Philander took 5-15.
Rough time for Aussie swing bowlers
Aussie paceman Josh Hazlewood admits that he is searching for an answer to the Proteas’ reverse swing bowling.
Test greats split over Smith leadership
Steve Smith’s future as captain has divided opinion after a string of poor results under his leadership.
Fighting spirit inspires Proteas
A lot of Proteas players are fighting for their places, and that’s what brought about their rallying spirit in the first Test in Perth.
Philander’s debut five-for
On this day, Vernon Philander took 5-15 on debut to help SA skittle Australia for 47 in their second innings at Newlands in 2011.
Tour Diaries: A win at the Waca
The Proteas held on to their unbeaten record at the Waca in a dominant performance against Australia.
I nearly fainted – Pretorius
Dwaine Pretorius expressed his delight at being called up to the Proteas squad after the injury of Dale Steyn.
Siddle out through Injury
Australia paceman Peter Siddle has been ruled out of the second Test in Hobart due to a back injury.
SA 1-0 up as KG dominates
Kagiso Rabada takes 5-92 as the Proteas win the first Test by 177 runs to extend their unbeaten run in Perth.
Rabada stars as Proteas crush Australia
The Proteas completed a remarkable turnaround in the first Test against Australia, thrashing them by 177 runs in Perth on Monday.
