Third Test: The Preview
Your essential guide to the third Test between England and South Africa, which starts at The Oval on Thursday.
No bad blood between KG and Stokes
Ben Stokes has reiterated that there are no hard feelings between him and Proteas speedster Kagiso Rabada.
Amla leads hunt for hundreds
The Proteas’ search for centuries may come to an end this week when they revisit the scene of Hashim Amla’s record-breaking triple-ton.
Even odds ahead of third Test – Amla
Hashim Amla believes both sides are equal, heading into the third Test between the Proteas and England at The Oval.
Are ex-cricketers overly critical?
England’s crushing defeat to South Africa in the second Test sparked a debate on whether ex-cricketers are too harsh on current players.
Revisiting The Oval
SACricketmag.com revisits the last five Tests between England and South Africa at The Oval.
KG back against favourite foes
Kagiso Rabada will be back for the third Test at The Oval, to take on the side he’s enjoyed the most success against.
Domingo returns, Duminy released
Proteas coach Russell Domingo has returned to the squad following a family bereavement, while JP Duminy has returned to South Africa.
England win Women’s World Cup
England have won their fourth Women’s World Cup, as Anya Shrubsole’s 6-46 ensured a dramatic nine-run victory against India at Lord’s.
Malan, Westley in
England have called up uncapped duo Dawid Malan and Tom Westley to their squad for the third Test against the Proteas at The Oval, starting on Thursday.
Wood fit for The Oval
Mark Wood has been declared fit for the third Test at The Oval after scans revealed no serious damage to his heel.
Ballance out of third Test
Gary Ballance has been ruled out of the third Test against the Proteas after breaking his finger in the 340-run defeat at Trent Bridge.
Tour Diaries: levelling the series
The Proteas’ journey to beating England at Trent Bridge and levelling the series 1-1.
England edge World Cup thriller
The Proteas Women almost pulled off the unthinkable in a dramatic run chase, which saw England win with two balls to spare to reach the final.
Wolvaardt, Du Preez fifties carry Proteas to 218-6
Laura Wolvaardt and Mignon du Preez struck half-centuries as the Proteas Women posted 218-6 in their World Cup semi-final clash against England.
