Pace bowlers Morne Morkel and Dale Steyn claimed four wickets apiece to help dismiss England for 203 on the first day of the second Test on Friday.
South Africa’s Morne Morkel and Dale Steyn each claimed four wickets as England were dismissed for 203 at tea on the first day of the second Test.
South Africa exploited favourable bowling conditions to reduce England to 70 for three at lunch on the first morning of the second test at Headingley.
Walk towards the Royal Birkdale course and you pass banners welcoming the world to the 2008 Open Championship that show Tiger Woods mid-swing.
Could it be that even at Lord’s tradition counts for zilch? Indeed, it could, as Graeme Smith and his men found in the first Test against England.
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.
SA coach Mickey Arthur says his team will live up to their billing as the world’s number-two ranked side when they face England on Friday.
I can’t even draw the curtains and watch Bargain Hunt without some whirring electronic prick making a note of what I’m doing.
SA are to give Neil McKenzie until the morning of the second Test against England to prove his fitness, coach Mickey Arthur said on Wednesday.
Sergio Garcia is from Spain, and Ernie Els hails from South Africa, but both feel right at home on the north-west coast of England.
The aviation industry flaunted a green agenda under tightened security amid fears of environmentalist protests at an air show on Wednesday.
Geoff Ogilvy won his only major the one time Tiger Woods missed the cut as a pro. Now Woods is missing his first major since 1996.
Potentially difficult weather conditions during the Open Championship have created opportunities for as many as 40 players to win, said Ernie Els.
The experts at London’s Natural History Museum pride themselves on being able to classify thousands of species — except for a tiny red-and-black bug.
More women are being offered antidepressants for the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome. Is this really the solution for a complex condition?
Mothers who eat a junk-food diet in pregnancy may seriously damage the long-term health of their child, according to recent research.
People who smoke the more powerful kind of cannabis known as skunk are 18 times more likely to develop psychosis than those who smoke milder forms.
An order from Qatar for Airbus aircraft was set to be the highlight of the Farnborough air show in which Gulf states are dominating proceedings.
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.
One of the aviation industry’s top executives on Sunday shrugged off suggestions that this year’s Farnborough airshow would be a bleak affair.
After taking longer than expected to grapple with the repercussions of his US Masters victory, Trevor Immelman has high hopes for the British Open.
An order for up to 100 planes from Etihad Airways to be split between Airbus and Boeing looks set to dominate the opening of the Farnborough air show.
Desmond Tutu on Sunday pleaded for unity among Anglicans as a gay bishop said it was a ”mistake” to bar him from their 10-yearly conference.
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.
It is a tale of a would-be assassin who turned out to be an Egyptian poker dealer in Las Vegas and a woman in an unhappy relationship with a tycoon.
A star defence witness failed to turn up in a privacy case involving sadomasochistic sex and the head of world motor racing on Thursday.
The UK told Russia at the G8 summit that the issue of ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko’s death ”would not be closed”.
British newspapers gave the thumbs-down on Thursday to the latest album from French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s wife, Carla Bruni.
Ernie Els has offered an insight into the impact that his son Ben’s diagnosis with autism has had, admitting that golf is no longer the priority.
SA captain Graeme Smith returns to play Test cricket at Lord’s on Thursday, hoping both he and his side can show the same form that they did in 2003.
South Africa will display bowling firepower reminiscent of the great West Indies side of the 1980s at Lord’s this week.
The Church of England was facing a serious split on Tuesday after its ruling General Synod voted to allow women bishops.