New Zealand face follow on
The Proteas took three more wickets in the morning session on day three to leave New Zealand reeling on 118-6.
We expect a grafting day – Faf
Faf du Plessis expects ruthlessness from his bowlers on day three against New Zealand in Centurion.
Faf stars on dominant day
Faf du Plessis scored his first Test century since December 2014 to put New Zealand on the ropes going into day three.
Faf leads charge
Faf du Plessis soaked up the pressure and edged towards three figures as the Proteas went into tea on 437-6.
Faf battles on
Temba Bavuma fell on the stroke of lunch on day two as the Proteas battled their way to 358-5.
De Kock’s 82 leads Proteas assault
The Proteas top order, led by De Kock’s 82, took full control on day one of the second Test against NZ as they piled up 282-3.
Cook, De Kock blunt Kiwi attack
Stephen Cook and new partner Quinton de Kock put on 100 on the dot at lunch on day one of the second Test against New Zealand.
Proteas sent to bat; Van Zyl in
The Proteas lost the toss and were sent in to bat by New Zealand in the second Test in Centurion.
Philander confident in uncertain conditions
Proteas seamer Vernon Philander is hopeful of building on his start in Durban despite Centurion hosting its first Test in August.
Centurion and the gladiators
New Zealand have two big reasons to worry about the second Test against the Proteas at Centurion, starting Saturday.
First Test called off
The first Test between the Proteas and New Zealand at Kingsmead has been called off after the outfield failed to improve on day five.
Wet outfield washes out another day
Play has been called off without a ball bowled for the second consecutive day in the first Test against New Zealand at Kingsmead.
Faf takes the reins
Faf du Plessis shared some insight as he prepared for his first stint as Test captain.
Wet field wipes out day 3
Heavy overnight rain soaked the Kingsmead field so much that no play was possible on day three of the first Test against New Zealand.
Wet field wipes out day 3
Heavy overnight rain damaged the Kingmead field so much that no play was possible on day three of the first Test against New Zealand at Kingsmead.
