Proteas aim for 260-270
Proteas batting coach, Neil McKenzie, believes 260-270 will be a good lead to defend on day five in Dunedin.
'I shed a tear in the changing room'
Keshav Maharaj was overwhelmed with emotion after achieving his maiden five-for (5-94) against New Zealand on Friday.
Proteas Supporters' Club VIP Experience
Cricket South Africa gave some lucky supporters the chance to have a VIP experience with the Proteas.
Williamson's wicket key – Langeveldt
Proteas bowling coach, Charl Langeveldt, says that the Proteas have to contain Kane Williamson on day three.
Rhodes' superman run-out
On this day in 1992, Jonty Rhodes ran out Inzamam-ul-Haq (48) of Pakistan in the World Cup in Brisbane. It turned the game, as SA won by 20 runs.
Toughest day in Test cricket – Elgar
Dean Elgar says that his day one performance, which saw him score 128 in 262 balls, was one of the toughest of his career.
Kohli fuming over Smith's actions
India skipper Virat Kohli was left unimpressed after Australian captain Steve Smith tried to ask the dressingroom about an lbw decision.
'Duanne is going to play a huge role'
Proteas skipper Faf du Plessis discusses Morne Morkel’s return and the competition that Duanne Olivier provides for his place.
Tour diaries: Series wrap
The Proteas reflect on their 3-2 series triumph over the Black Caps.
'We have a great mix of bowlers'
AB de Villiers says his job as captain has been easier due to the variety in his bowling unit.
Proteas Q&A
The Proteas answer some unorthodox questions from the fans.
AB applauds Guptill's knock
AB de Villiers praised Martin Guptill’s match-winning 180 off 138 balls, which helped the Black Caps level the series at 2-2 against the Proteas.
Domingo will monitor KG
Russell Domingo says that he will keep an eye on Kagiso Rabada to prevent the risk of exhaustion.
Parnell scopes streets of Wellington
Wayne Parnell expressed his passion for photography in the latest episode of the New Zealand Tour Diaries.
Australia dominate India
Australia destroyed India in three days, bundling out the hosts for 107 to claim a 333-run victory.
