
Highlights: England post mammoth target
The Proteas will have to chase 466 runs in order to win the fourth and final Test against England at the Wanderers in Johannesburg.
The Proteas will have to chase 466 runs in order to win the fourth and final Test against England at the Wanderers in Johannesburg.
Former captains Graeme Smith, Shaun Pollock and Michael Atherton reflected on their past individual experiences of playing Test cricket at the Wanderers in Johannesburg during the lunch break of the third day of the fourth Test between South Africa and England.
Vernon Philander’s South African cricket career is all but over with the fourth and final Test at the Wanderers heading towards conclusion.
Former England captain Michael Atherton has called for more common sense and better consideration when it comes to verbal incidents in cricket.
Sky Sports has apologised to viewers after Ben Stokes was caught on camera swearing at a spectator following his dismissal in the fourth Test against the Proteas.
The Money Man chats to Mark Keohane and Ryan Vrede about the slump the Proteas currently find themselves in and they opine on whether it is time for Faf du Plessis to hang up his boots.
Proteas spinner Keshav Maharaj spoke to Mark Nicholas following the conclusion of the third Test against England in Port Elizabeth on Monday.
England have taken a 2-1 lead in the four-match series after beating South Africa by an innings and 53 runs on Monday to clinch the third Test in Port Elizabeth.
Keshav Maharaj’s late cameo prevented Joe Root from picking up a five-wicket haul and also sent the English captain into the wrong section of the history books.
Under-fire Proteas captain Faf du Plessis padded away talk of an earlier than expected retirement from the national team on Monday.
Will Stuart Broad and Dom Bess be punished with demerit points by the ICC following their actions in the third Test in Port Elizabeth? South Africans fans are waiting patiently to find out …
England pace bowler Mark Wood has expressed his delight at being in the England Test team again after helping his side run through the Proteas batting order with some excellent bowling on day four of the third Test in Port Elizabeth.
England will require only four more wickets on Monday to beat the Proteas by an innings after a scintillating bowling display on day four of the third Test in Port Elizabeth.
Former cricketers Mark Nicholas and Shaun Pollock spoke to Proteas seamer Anrich Nortje, who batted for more than two hours on Saturday after coming in as the nightwatchman in the third Test against England in Port Elizabeth.
After another hefty rain delay on Saturday, the Proteas will go into the fourth day of the third Test against England in Port Elizabeth on 208-6 thanks a steady and effective 63 not out by wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock.