'One for all, all for one'
The ‘one for all, all for one’ mentality is what makes the Proteas four-man pace strikeforce so potent, says Vernon Philander.
De Bruyn on Test stand-by
Theunis de Bruyn is on high alert for a place in the third and final Test against India, which starts on Wednesday.
AB: I'm in the form of my life
AB de Villiers, who came in for much criticism when he took a sabbatical from Test cricket last year, now feels he is in the form of his life.
Ngidi's maturity impresses Du Plessis
It was not only Lungi Ngidi’s performance that impressed captain Faf du Plessis, but rather the maturity the young bowler showed in his first Test.
SA stand on brink of series victory
The fat lady has cleared her throat and now we’re just waiting to hear her sing in the second Test at Centurion.
SA look to turn screw as runs dry up
South Africa are in the box seat heading into day three on what is a slow pitch at Centurion, where batting last will be tough.
Markram: Another lesson learned
Aiden Markram, cruelly deprived of a deserved hundred in the second Test against India at Centurion, says ‘it was another lesson learned’.
Ngidi debuts as Proteas bat
South Africa have won the toss and elected to bat in the second Test against India at Centurion.
Wessels: India must take the blows
Kepler Wessels says India will need to change their approach to the South African fast bowling attack and be prepared to take the blows if they want a better batting display.
Rabada aims for opening role
World No 1 Test bowler Kagiso Rabada is working on improving his action to make himself an opening bowler.
Proteas batsmen must embrace trial by fire
The Proteas’ top-order batsmen must follow AB de Villiers’ lead and take the fight to the India bowlers at Centurion.
Aggression key to SA success
South Africa showed character and class in recording an emphatic first Test victory at Newlands.
Philander: I wanted to contribute
Vernon Philander stood up when it counted to secure his best Test figures and finally close down India.
Proteas poised to take control
The Proteas must be favourites to dismiss India on day two and take a substantial lead into their second innings.
Superb advert for Test cricket
South Africa stood toe to toe with India and should win by knockout at Newlands.
