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.
England bat first at Newlands
South Africa have made three changes for the New Years Test to the team who lost by 241 runs in Durban.
What we've learned
Five lessons from the Boxing Day Test which England won by 241 runs.
Amla keen to keep captaincy
Hashim Amla says he has no plans to give up the Test captaincy despite his lack of runs and another heavy defeat for South Africa.
Stokes ends opening stand
South Africa were 65-1 in pursuit of 416 at tea on day four at Kingsmead.
England great hails AB
Former England fast bowler Bob Willis says AB de Villiers is the best ever batsman across all formats.
Piedt claims five but England march on
England recovered from an early setback to finish at 275-7 and with a 364-run lead at lunch on day four at Kingsmead.
England build on lead
England were 58-2 and held a commanding 147-run lead at tea on day three at Kingsmead.
Elgar stands alone as Proteas fall
Dean Elgar scored 118 not out to help South Africa finish on 214 all out at lunch on day two at Kingsmead.
Broad expects crucial morning session
England paceman Stuart Broad believes the first Test is too close to call, after taking 3-16 on an eventful second day in Durban.
Broad burst rocks SA
South Africa are 55-2 at tea after losing Stiaan van Zyl and Hashim Amla early in their innings.
Morkel sparks England collapse
A fired-up Morné Morkel took four wickets in the first session on day two to reduce England to 303 all out.
