Proteas in control 230 ahead
The Proteas were in firm control of the first Test, 230 runs ahead, when bad light stopped play in Potchefstroom.
Proteas reassert dominance
Four wickets in a session swung the first Test in favour of the Proteas after a resolute fight by Bangladesh in Potchefstroom.
Maharaj's magic moment
Keshav Maharaj’s magical delivery to dismiss Mominul Haque is our Play of the Day.
Mominul leads fightback
Bangladesh weathered an early storm to go into lunch at 218-4 on day three of the Test in Potchefstroom.
Patience is key to my form – Maharaj
Keshav Maharaj says that patience has been key to his recent run of form.
Proteas need sharpening up
The Proteas bowlers need to be more clinical to break the Bangladesh lineup.
Proteas look to ramp up pressure
The batsmen did their job on a flat Senwes Park pitch and now it’s up to the bowlers to turn the screws on day three of the first Test in Potchefstroom, writes GARY LEMKE.
De Kock destroys Australia
On this day in 2016, Quinton de Kock smashed 178 off 113 balls against Australia in the first ODI, which included 16 fours and 11 sixes.
Elgar and Amla star on day two
Dean Elgar losing his wicket on 199 and Hashim Amla reaching his 27th Test ton highlighted day two.
Elgar: I let Markram down
Dean Elgar expressed his disappointment over the Aiden Markram run-out incident.
Elgar: We have to start very well on Saturday
Dean Elgar believes that the Proteas are in a good position heading into day three, but feels they could have conceded fewer runs towards the end.
Elgar's ecstasy... and agony
Dean Elgar racked up a career-best score and then fell one run short of a double ton on day two in Potchefstroom.
Proteas in command in Potch
The Proteas bowlers struck to leave Bangladesh three wickets down and 369 runs adrift at stumps on day two in Potchefstroom. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Proteas declare on 496-3
Dean Elgar scored 199 as the Proteas declared on 496-3 at tea on day two in Potchefstroom. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Elgar, Amla cruise to milestones
Dean Elgar scored his maiden 150 and Hashim Amla a century to steer South Africa to 411-1 at lunch on day two in Potchefstroom. JON CARDINELLI reports.
