AB falls, Ashwin rises
AB de Villiers has dropped down to third in the latest ICC rankings for Test batsman.
AB de Villiers has dropped down to third in the latest ICC rankings for Test batsman.
The resistance lasted 45 overs before Amit Mishra came and spoiled the fight as India closed in on victory at tea on day three of the third Test in Nagpur. With Hashim Amla and Faf du Plessis back in the shed, India will fancy their chances of wrapping up the game in the final session on Friday. The pair gave… Read more →
After losing two wickets early, Hashim Amla and Faf du Plessis have consolidated the chase as South Africa went to lunch on 105-4 in Nagpur.
India have set South Africa a target of 310 for an unlikely victory in the third Test in Nagpur after being bowled out for 173.
Twitter reaction to the conditions in Nagpur where 20 wickets fell before lunch on day two.
South Africa are on the brink of losing their first Test series away from home in nine years after India bowled them out for 79 on day two of the third Test, in Nagpur.
Morne Morkel and Simon Harmer took seven wickets between them to bowl India out for 215 on the first day of the third Test in Nagpur. Hashim Amla will be relatively happy with the performance of his bowlers. Morkel (3-35) left the field after the first ball of his 17th over, but according to journalists at the ground it’s nothing serious…. Read more →
South Africa managed to take two wickets in the opening session of the third Test as India went to lunch on 85-2 in Nagpur.
Lions coach Geoff Toyana believes his side’s Ram Slam T20 match against the Knights on Wednesday will define their campaign.
South Africa have picked two specialist spinners for the third Test against India after Dale Steyn failed to recover in time from a groin injury.
Richard Levi produced another of his trademark foundation innings to help the Cape Cobras to a four-wicket win over the Knights in the Ram Slam T20 match at Paarl on Sunday.
The second Test between India and South Africa ended in an inevitable draw on Wednesday after rain washed out a fourth day in a row.
The second Test between India and South Africa lost its third day of cricket after rain returned on Tuesday to wash out day four.
Eddie Leie took 5-15 as the Highveld Lions crushed the Knights by 20 runs with an over to spare in a low-scoring Ram Slam T20 match in Bloemfontein on Sunday.
Play was due to start early Monday to make up for Sunday’s washout, but rain again kept the covers on, holding up day three of the Proteas’ second Test against India in Bengaluru.