Cricket Australia: There will be action

Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland has vowed to take action after skipper Steve Smith and Cameron Bancroft admitted to cheating at the end of day three at Newlands.

Ex-players want Smith sacked

Steve Smith on Saturday said he won’t resign over the latest ball-tampering controversy, but he would have woken up on Sunday morning with calls for his head.

‘We haven’t thought of a target’

Aiden Markram says the Proteas are very happy with their 294-run lead at the end of day three of the third Test against Australia at Newlands.

Smith: We were desperate to win

Australia captain Steve Smith says the importance of winning tempted Australia into ball tampering. 

Smith, Bancroft admit cheating

Australia captain Steve Smith and opener Cameron Bancroft admitted to ball tampering on day three of the third Test at Newlands. 

Proteas firmly in control

AB de Villiers played another brilliant knock of 51 not out which saw South Africa reach 238-5 when bad light stopped play on day three of the third Test against Australia at Newlands.

Proteas firmly in control

A good day of cricket for the home side sees them in a very commanding position on day three of the third Test.

Proteas in strong position

Aiden Markram and Hashim Amla weathered the early storm as they saw South Africa to 65-1 at lunch on day three of the third Test at Newlands.

Proteas build on lead

Aiden Markram and Hashim Amla have played patiently as South Africa’s lead approaches the 100-run mark on day three of the third Test.

Morkel proud of 300-wicket milestone

Morne Morkel has expressed his delight at reaching 300 Test wickets for the Proteas. 

Aussie tail frustrates Proteas

Nathan Lyon scored valuable runs at the bottom of the Australia batting order as they reached 245-9 when bad light stopped play on day two of the third Test against South Africa at Newlands.

Proteas into the Aussie tail

Pat Cummins faced 40 balls in 38 minutes as contributed just four runs to the Australian total before he was removed by Kagiso Rabada.

Expensive SA pick up handy wickets

Australia started their first innings with intent as they scored at just under six runs an over to reach 67-2 by lunch on day two of the third Test against South Africa at Newlands.

Expensive Rabada bowls Warner

Kagiso Rabada took a bit of punishment before removing David Warner’s off-stump on day two of the third Test at Newlands.

Elgar: Quality bowling caused collapse

Dean Elgar says great execution from Australia’s bowling attack sparked the Proteas’ batting collapse on day one at Newlands.