England suffer triple strike
South Africa took three wickets in the first hour of play to leave England on 58-3.
Bavuma takes over after triple strike
Temba Bavuma and Chris Morris have steadied the ship after South Africa lost three wickets in quick succession after lunch.
Double number four for Amla
When Hashim Amla brought up his fourth double century, he became the second Protea to do so after Graeme Smith. We revisit each occasion he has passed the milestone.
Double-ton keeps Proteas going
This is the kind of pitch Hashim Amla must have been dreaming of while facing Ravi Ashwin on the turning wickets of India.
The job is not over yet
After doing most of the heavy lifting yesterday, South Africa must be mindful not to let their guard down on day four.
‘This was the Amla of old’
Supersport analysts Kepler Wessels and Shaun Pollock pay tribute to Hashim Amla and Faf du Plessis.
AB falls but SA still strong
After South Africa survived the second new ball and a dropped catch and overturned an lbw decision, AB de Villiers got out shortly before tea.
Milestones for AB and Amla
AB de Villiers became only the third South African to reach 8 000 Test runs with his unbeaten fifty against England on the third day of the Newlands Test.
Amla, AB fight to lunch
South Africa survived the first session of day three without losing a wicket, but they are still 430 runs behind England’s 629.
Proteas one down at tea
South Africa surely can’t win this Test anymore. All they can do is try to bat as long as possible and hope it’s good enough to force a draw.
England declare on 629-6
Ben Stokes hit 258 and Jonny Bairstow 150 not out as England declared on 629-6 midway through the second session.
Stokes bludgeons SA to death
Ben Stokes has single-handedly batted South Africa out of the second Test after scoring a brilliant unbeaten 204 in the first session of day two.
Stokes to continue rampage
England will hope to continue the aggressive run-scoring that marked the end of day one when Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow take to the field on Sunday morning.
England on top despite late strike
Kagiso Rabada struck right before tea to leave England on 167-3 after two sessions at Newlands.
England make solid start
South Africa managed only one breakthrough in the morning session as England went to lunch on 76-1 on day one of the New Years Test in Cape Town.
