South Africa tour of West Indies, 2010 / Features

Sweat-stained hanky? Me, me

Jul 29, 2010: In which the future of sports memorabilia is revealed

Cricket in a time of football

Jun 29, 2010: Can't be bothered about flannelled fools? Blame the vuvuzela. Or maybe not…

South Africa in West Indies 2010

The forgotten series

Jun 27, 2010: The ongoing Test series between West Indies and South Africa has been overshadowed by the football World Cup and blighted by uncompetitive cricket

West Indies v South Africa, 2nd Test, St Kitts, 2nd day

End of the line for Chris Gayle

Jun 20, 2010: The time has come for the selectors to seek someone else to try to lift players out of their insecurity

Steyn gathers steam

Jun 18, 2010: The last couple of years haven't been great ones for fast bowling, but South Africa's spearhead has bucked that trend quite emphatically

The contrasting fortunes of West Indies and South Africa

Jun 11, 2010: West Indies' win-loss ratio will slip below one if they lose the series against South Africa, while the reverse will be true for the visitors

West Indies v South Africa, 1st Test, Trinidad

Form and history point to South Africa

Jun 9, 2010: Stats preview to the Test series between West Indies and South Africa

India's ODI record, and West Indies' ODI rut

Jun 4, 2010: India have played more ODIs than any other team, but West Indies have been struggling in this format even at home

West Indies v South Africa, 3rd ODI, Dominica

West Indies gave up too easily

May 30, 2010: It is now impossible to see the West Indies recovering the spirit and confidence needed to challenge these South Africans in the remaining two ODIs and three Tests

De Villiers on a roll, and Amla's feat

May 28, 2010: AB de Villiers can justifiably stake his claim to being among the best middle-order batsmen in ODIs

South Africa in West Indies 2010

David Miller makes an expected mark

May 21, 2010: Debutant David Miller played an important role in South Africa's victory in the second Twenty20 against West Indies, but that didn't surprise those who've been following his domestic progress