Play resumes after rain delay
The West Indies resumed their first innings on 147-2 after a lengthy rain delay on day four at St George’s Park.
Quotes of the Year: SA Cricket
South African cricketers had a lot to say – comical, quirky, sarcastic and more – in 2014.
St George’s, Day 3: 10 talking points
Jon Cardinelli reflects on the big moments that shaped day three of the Test at St George’s Park.
Windies rebuild after double strike
The West Indies were 147-2 in reply to South Africa’s 417-8 dec when bad light stopped play on day three at St George’s Park.
Fastest half-tons in Test cricket
Dale Steyn struck the joint fourth-fastest half-century in the history of Test cricket, against the West Indies on Sunday. Jacques Kallis also features on the illustrious list.
Morkel ends Windies resistance
The West Indies were 59-2 in reply to South Africa’s 417-8 dec at tea on day three at St George’s Park.
Steyn slams SA to 417
Dale Steyn’s quickfire 58 allowed the Proteas to declare at 417-8 shortly after lunch on day three at St George’s Park.
Proteas in race against time
South Africa will need to declare sooner rather than later on day three if they’re to get a result at St George’s Park.
Proteas need to move
The Proteas are going to have to speed up the gameplan if they are to win the second Test, says Faf du Plessis.
Rain halts SA's momentum
Faf du Plessis was dismissed for 103 before rain stopped play on day two of the Test at St George’s Park.
Elgar: It's down to patience
Dean Elgar believes he has conquered a demon by scoring his third Test century, against the West Indies at Port Elizabeth on the first day’s play on Friday.
St George's, Day 1: 10 talking points
Jon Cardinelli reflects on the big moments that shaped day one of the Test at St George’s Park.
SA keep Windies at bay
Dean Elgar’s 85 not out steered the Proteas to 157-1 at tea on day one of the Test at St George’s Park in Port Elizabeth on Friday. South Africa have progressed since lunch, adding 89 runs without losing any wickets. What those stats won’t indicate is how challenging the conditions are out in the middle, or exactly how well the… Read more →
SA make solid start
The Proteas were 68-1 at lunch after being put into bat on day one of the Test at St George’s Park on Friday. Apart from the one rash stroke that cost Alviro Petersen his wicket, the South African batsmen have performed with composure and control. They dominated during the first hour of play, punishing some erratic West Indies bowling and scoring… Read more →
Bavuma gets Test cap
Temba Bavuma became only the sixth ethnic black African to play Test cricket for South Africa ahead of the second Test against the West Indies starts at St George’s Park on Friday.
