Faf warns against complacency
Proteas captain Faf du Plessis says England will be keen to respond, following all the criticism they endured after the their second Test defeat at Trent Bridge.
Roland-Jones to replace Wood
Toby Roland-Jones will make his Test debut when England face South Africa at The Oval on Thursday.
Third Test: The Preview
Your essential guide to the third Test between England and South Africa, which starts at The Oval on Thursday.
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.
Amla wants a win at The Oval
Hashim Amla expressed the Proteas’ desire to play their best cricket at The Oval in the third Test.
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.
Revisiting The Oval
SACricketmag.com revisits the last five Tests between England and South Africa at The Oval.
Rabada returns fired up
Proteas bowling coach Charl Langeveldt backs Kagiso Rabada to step up, after being banned for the Proteas’ second Test against England.
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.
Chappell praises Faf’s captaincy
Australian legend Ian Chappell said that Faf du Plessis’ return to the side was the reason they were able to turn things around in the second Test.
My career’s nearly finished – Morkel
Morne Morkel has hinted at winding down his ODI career, as he looks to make Test cricket his priority.
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.
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.
Proteas strike the balance
Picking an all-rounder and moving Quinton de Kock up the order were two sustainable selection decisions to work from.
