
AB: Five of his best Tests
As AB de Villiers prepares to play his 100th Test for South Africa in Bengaluru, we look at five of his best innings over the years.
As AB de Villiers prepares to play his 100th Test for South Africa in Bengaluru, we look at five of his best innings over the years.
Cricket South Africa are facing fresh criticism over their transformation policy after a group of black players wrote to the governing body to air their disappointment at the lack of opportunities for them at national level.
On this day in 2011 Vernon Philander played in his debut Test and helped South Africa bowl Australia out for 47 at Newlands.
Dale Steyn, Chris Morris, Simon Harmer, Kagiso Rabada, David Miller, Dane Vilas and Quinton de Kock visit one of their favourite restaurants in Mumbai.
South Africa’s AB de Villiers has overtaken Steven Smith as the No 1 Test batsman in the world following the first Test against India.
There is little doubt that South Africa will pick their best possible team for the second Test against India and improve the balance of the side.
AB de Villiers will become the seventh South African to play 100 Test matches when the Proteas face India in the second Test in Bangalore on Saturday.
Imran Tahir says he has embraced the extra pressure that comes from bowling in Indian conditions in the current Freedom Series against India.
Kevin Pietersen says South Africa’s batsmen will have to improve their technique against spin bowling if they want to be competitive in India.
Playing on the type of wicket we saw in Mohali first up was a good thing, even if South Africa came up short.
The decision to go into the first Test against India with only five specialist batsmen was a shocker.
Five lessons from South Africa’s 108-run loss to India in the first Test in Mohali.
Errors in judgement rather than a lack of preparation was the main reason South Africa struggled in the first Test against India.
Ashwell Prince says India took a gamble by preparing the sort of pitch seen in Mohali in the first Test.
Hashim Amla says South Africa’s batsmen didn’t apply themselves well enough in chasing 218 and were guilty of ‘soft’ dismissals.