De Kock falls, Bavuma takes control
Temba Bavuma’s 10th half-century kept the Proteas in charge as they reached 400-7 by lunch on day two at the Wanderers.
‘I take full responsibility’
Disgraced former Australia vice-captain David Warner apologised for his part in the ball-tampering scandal at a press conference in Sydney on Saturday.
Paine promotes ‘sportsmanship’
Australia captain Tim Paine had his team shake hands with the Proteas before the fourth Test at the Wanderers began on Friday.
‘Faf instilled ruthlessness in side’
Aiden Markram says Faf du Plessis is responsible for adding ruthlessness to the Proteas’ team ethos.
Llong’s spot-on decision
An impassive but vital decision by umpire Nigel Llong, which reprieved Aiden Markram, is our Play of the Day.
Markram ton lays foundation
Aiden Markram’s superb century laid the foundation of a big score as the Proteas went to tea at 177-2 in the fourth Test against Australia at the Wanderers.
Elgar out as Markram leads charge
Aiden Markram reached his fourth Test half-century as the Proteas cruised to 88-1 by lunch on day one of the fourth Test against Australia at the Wanderers.
Starc out, Faf elects to bat
The Proteas have won the toss and will bat first at the Wanderers in the fourth and final Test.
A time for reflection, not celebration
There are no winners in a cricketing scandal that has rocked the sport and brought Australia to its knees, writes GARY LEMKE.
SA vs Aus preview (4th Test)
Your essential guide to the final Test between the Proteas and Australia at the Wanderers.
Lehmann to quit after fourth Test
Australia coach Darren Lehmann has announced that the fourth Test against South Africa will be his last.
Faf: Sympathy won’t affect ruthlessness
Faf du Plessis expressed his sympathy for Steve Smith but will not let it affect his side’s hunger to beat Australia.
‘I blame no one but myself’
Steve Smith, the deposed captain of the Australian team, says he takes full responsibility for what happened under his watch and blames no one but himself.
Warner: I apologise to all fans
David Warner, the disgraced former Australia vice-captain at the heart of the ball-tampering scandal, has apologised ‘to fans in Australia and all over the world’.
‘Aussie culture must change’
Australia’s bullish coach Darren Lehmann admits that the macho, aggressive Australian culture must change.
