Proteas bat in World Cup semi
The Proteas have won the toss and have opted to bat first against England, as they look to reach the World Cup final for the first time in their history.
The Proteas have won the toss and have opted to bat first against England, as they look to reach the World Cup final for the first time in their history.
Four-day Tests will rob Test cricket of the knockout blows that have shaped the classic five-day battles over the years.
The media’s brutal response after England’s 340-run defeat to the Proteas in the second Test at Trent Bridge.
The Proteas recorded a humiliating 340-run win against England at Trent Bridge, after bundling the hosts out for 133.
Gritty performances by the Proteas’ top six at Trent Bridge bode well for a crucial contest at the Oval.
Proteas skipper Faf du Plessis said the bold decisions made before and during the second Test match allowed them to dominate from day one.
Chris Morris’s yorker to uproot Joe Root’s off-stump is our Play of the Day.
The Proteas put in the complete performance in the second Test at Trent Bridge to thrash England by 340 runs and make it 1-1.
Chris Morris saw off Joe Root and Alastair Cook to leave England on 79-4 going into lunch on day four at Trent Bridge.
South Africa are the underdogs as they face England on Tuesday in their first semi-final match for 17 years. Tom Sizeland previews the greatly-anticipated contest.
A record run-chase is unlikely at Trent Bridge as the Proteas close in on levelling the series.
Moeen Ali hit back at Dean Elgar’s comments suggesting that the Proteas have found a chink in England’s armour.
South Africa applied the slow poison on day three at Trent Bridge to leave themselves 10 wickets away from winning the second Test and 180 overs in which to do it.
Hashim Amla top-scored as the Proteas set England a mammoth target of 474 on day three at Trent Bridge. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Hashim Amla scored a pair of fifties for the first time in an away Test for seven years, and that’s our Play of the Day.