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Cricket Test

Bancroft, Smith admit to cheating at Newlands
Article
/ 25 March 2018

Bancroft, Smith admit to cheating at Newlands

‘I saw an opportunity to potentially use some tape to get some granules from the rough patches on the wicket and try to change the ball condition’

By Staff Reporter
Aussie media slams ‘arrogance’ of out-of-touch cricketers
Article
/ 25 March 2018

Aussie media slams ‘arrogance’ of out-of-touch cricketers

​A ball-tampering scandal was described as a dark day for the sport as critics slammed the players for being out of touch with a furious public

By Staff Reporter
‘Brain fade’ Steve Smith: The great cricketer who may have been
Article
/ 25 March 2018

‘Brain fade’ Steve Smith: The great cricketer who may have been

Smith has been slammed as a cheat, and he steps down from the captaincy on the fourth day of a test match.

By Staff Reporter
Editorial: Young, black, beautiful
Article
/ 12 January 2018

Editorial: Young, black, beautiful

‘​It truly is a beautiful thing for a young person to remind us that youth is not always wasted on the young’

By Editorial
Cricket: De Villiers leads South Africa’s bid to rein in West Indies
Article
/ 4 January 2015

Cricket: De Villiers leads South Africa’s bid to rein in West Indies

AB de Villiers stood firm as South Africa reached 313 for five at lunch, on day three of the third Test between South Africa and the West Indies.

By Sapa and Reuters
SA’s cricketers surge ahead in world rankings
Article
/ 25 July 2012

SA’s cricketers surge ahead in world rankings

South Africa’s leading batsmen have climbed the latest International Cricket Council rankings, with four of the top six coming from the Proteas.

By Sapa
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Article
/ 14 December 2011

Proteas hope to end bad streak with Sri Lanka Test

The Proteas are hoping to end their run of home series disappointments with the three-match Test series against Sri Lanka, beginning this week.

By Colin Bryden
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Article
/ 5 January 2010

Smith scores a century

Graeme Smith led from the front with his 19th Test century as South Africa took charge on the third day of the third Test against England.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 December 2009

Kallis to the rescue with a century

After a day of fluctuating fortunes, a century for Jacques Kallis gave South Africa the edge on the opening day of the Castle Lager Test.

By Jane Bramley
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Article
/ 7 April 2009

India claim series victory as rain ends Test

India claimed their first Test series victory in New Zealand since 1968 after rain forced the third match to end in a draw on Tuesday.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 4 April 2009

India edging closer to series win

India were closing in on their first Test series victory in New Zealand since 1968 as they extended their lead to 233 runs on Saturday.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 2 April 2009

India vow to chase win in decisive Test

India have vowed to chase victory in the third and decisive cricket Test against New Zealand starting in Wellington on Friday.

By David Brooks
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Article
/ 13 March 2009

Proteas turning to khakibos?

After losing the Test series and with the Newlands Test still to come, the selectors have made some odd changes.

By Neil Manthorp
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Article
/ 4 March 2009

SA bowlers under the spotlight in second Test

South Africa’s bowlers will be under the spotlight in the second Test against Australia, which starts at Kingsmead in Durban on Friday.

By Chris Burnes
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Article
/ 27 February 2009

Strauss gives England perfect platform

An opening stand of 229 lifted England to 301 for three on the first day of the fourth Test against the West Indies in Barbados on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 23 February 2009

Security blamed for empty stands at Pakistan Test

Rows of empty seats and thousands of unsold tickets have provided a bleak backdrop to Pakistan’s first Test in 14 months.

By Shahid Hashmi
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Article
/ 20 February 2009

Windies gloom merchants frustrate England in drawn Test

England and West Indies drew the third Test on Thursday when play was called off due to bad light with the home side on 370-9.

By Jonathan Gaskin
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Article
/ 20 February 2009

Test of the top two

Australia arrived this week with bruised egos. They have a point to prove, but do they have the arsenal to defeat the Proteas on home soil?

By Neil Manthorp
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Article
/ 6 February 2009

Windies off to positive start in pursuit of 318

England put West Indies under early pressure in the opening Test on Thursday, but the new video referral system brought the day into sharper focus.

By Jonathan Gaskin
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Article
/ 6 February 2009

South Africa bats for Zim cricket

Does Zimbabwe deserve to be allowed back into the international Test arena?

By Phathisani Moyo
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Article
/ 19 December 2008

Waca Test war rages on down under

No SA player had any doubt the series would be hard work, but the first day in Perth put their minds to rest — it’s going to be very tough indeed.

By Neil Manthorp
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Article
/ 21 November 2008

Bangladesh a walkover for SA?

The Bangladesh Test is an ideal opportunity for the Proteas to hone their skills ahead of their Australian trip.

By Andy Capostango
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Article
/ 10 August 2008

De Villiers holds up England’s charge

A defiant innings by AB de Villiers held up England’s charge towards victory on the fourth day of the fourth and final Test against South Africa.

By Chris Burnes
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Article
/ 26 July 2008

Muralitharan, Mendis bowl Sri Lanka to record home win

Spinners Muttiah Muralitharan and Ajantha Mendis bowled Sri Lanka to an innings and 239-run victory in the first Test against India on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 26 July 2008

Muralitharan and Mendis bowl out India

Sri Lanka spinners Ajantha Mendis and Muttiah Muralitharan shared nine wickets as India were bowled out for 223 and forced to follow on.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 21 July 2008

SA in control after third day of Test

England’s batsmen continued to struggle on the third day of the second Test, reaching 50-2 in their second innings on Sunday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 July 2008

Smith ready for Headingley animal farm

Never mind Andrew Flintoff’s return to the England side — South Africa captain Graeme Smith is bracing himself for the sight of cows and pigs.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 14 July 2008

SA edge closer to draw at Lord’s

South Africa stubbornly defied the England bowlers again in the opening session of the final day of the first Test at Lord’s on Monday.

By John Mehaffey
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Article
/ 11 July 2008

Bell completes eighth Test century

Ian Bell completed his eighth Test century on Friday in a significant innings for himself and his team on the second day of the first Test against SA.

By John Mehaffey

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