Proteas find batting fire
Gritty performances by the Proteas’ top six at Trent Bridge bode well for a crucial contest at the Oval.
We dominated – Faf
Proteas skipper Faf du Plessis said the bold decisions made before and during the second Test match allowed them to dominate from day one.
Morris magic
Chris Morris’s yorker to uproot Joe Root’s off-stump is our Play of the Day.
Proteas thrash England to level series
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.
Morris strikes as Proteas close in
Chris Morris saw off Joe Root and Alastair Cook to leave England on 79-4 going into lunch on day four at Trent Bridge.
Proteas on the brink of 1-1
A record run-chase is unlikely at Trent Bridge as the Proteas close in on levelling the series.
No cracks in England side – Ali
Moeen Ali hit back at Dean Elgar’s comments suggesting that the Proteas have found a chink in England’s armour.
Proteas aim to make new ball count
Dean Elgar says that the Proteas will aim to strike early with the new ball and claim a victory on Monday with a day to spare.
‘Looks like Hash is back’
Dean Elgar says that Hashim Amla’s 78 and 87 was vital to the strong position the Proteas find themselves in, ahead of day four, leading by 473 runs.
Slow poison works as SA edge closer
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.
West Indies set up decider
West Indies U19s beat South Africa U19s by four wickets to make it 2-2 in Pietermaritzburg on Sunday and take the series to a decider.
SA well-placed after Amla’s 87
Hashim Amla top-scored as the Proteas set England a mammoth target of 474 on day three at Trent Bridge. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Amla on song again
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.
Patient Proteas march on
Hashim Amla and Faf du Plessis steered South Africa to a 366-run lead at tea on day three at Trent Bridge. JON CARDINELLI reports.
SA on top despite late stutter
Dean Elgar and Hashim Amla scored half-centuries as South Africa progressed to 160-3 at lunch on day three at Trent Bridge. JON CARDINELLI reports.
