De Kock takes fight to England
A swashbuckling 85 by Quinton de Kock has boosted South Africa to 421-8 at lunch on day two at Centurion.
De Kock takes fight to England
A swashbuckling 85 by Quinton de Kock has boosted South Africa to 421-8 at lunch on day two at Centurion.
Amla, Cook frustrate England
South Africa have made full use of the favourable batting conditions and England’s poor bowling as they reached 224-1 at tea.
Whitehead crushes Fijians
Left-arm spinner Sean Whitehead took five wickets for six runs as South Africa beat Fiji by 282 runs in a warm-up match ahead of the U19 World Cup.
Cook leads the way
Stephen Cook looked assured in his first Test innings as he guided South Africa to 107-1 at lunch on day one.
Proteas bat first
South Africa have made five changes to their team as Stephen Cook makes his debut against England at Centurion.
Steyn in race against time
Dale Steyn’s mind wants Shaun Pollock’s South African record of 421 Test wickets, but his body is fighting the mind of the cricketer England’s Stuart Broad described as the greatest bowler of this generation.
Kohli takes AB’s 7 000 honour
India’s Virat Kohli has knocked AB de Villiers off his perch as the fastest batsman to 7 000 ODI runs.
AB: We have the right players
AB de Villiers has denied he ever thought about quitting Test cricket and says the players South Africa have are the right ones.
‘Youngsters must not give up’
It’s important for the young players in the team to get through this tough period of results, says captain AB de Villiers.
Proteas on brink of defeat
Stuart Broad took 5-14 to leave South Africa reeling at 71-8 at tea on day three at the Wanderers.
Rabada halts England march
The Proteas were 16-0 at lunch after Kagiso Rabada took a career best 5-78 to limit England to 323 on day three.
Proteas need early breakthrough
England will resume on 238-5 on day three of the Test at the Wanderers.
Bad light stops play
England were 238-5 when bad light stopped play midway through the second day at the Wanderers.
Rabada, Viljoen strike early
Debutant Hardus Viljoen took the big wicket of Alastair Cook with his first ball as England went to lunch on 27-2.
