Clive Rice

Former South Africa captain Ali Bacher talks about his series in charge against arch-rivals Australia, and the art of leadership

Tim Robinson talks about life as an official, and reminisces about his playing days with England and Nottinghamshire

Lament those players whose careers were cut short by apartheid, but how about those who did not even get a chance because of it?

A look at four players whose Test careers and ambitions were thwarted by cancelled tours

His funeral in Johannesburg showed, among other things, that his death has struck a surprisingly raw nerve in South Africa

He wanted to play against the best and show that he was among the best, as his admirers testify

In the 1970s and 1980s, heroes didn't come any more impressive in Transvaal, but in the end, Clive Rice was destined to be part of a forgotten generation

The cricket world pays tribute to former South Africa captain and Nottinghamshire allrounder Clive Rice, who died in Cape Town at the age of 66

Clive Rice, the former South Africa captain, has died in a Cape Town hospital on Tuesday after suffering from brain tumour. He was 66

A South Africa and Nottinghamshire colossus, now beset by illness, looks back at his career

South Africa is home to more world-class allrounders than any other nation, according to former Test captain and administrator Ali Bacher

If you think the world's current No. 1 side takes some beating, take a look at their compatriots from 35 years ago

Is fast bowling a dying art? Five former quicks answer questions on problems plaguing today's fast bowlers

With South Africa still going sideways fast, David Mosely gets experts to ponder whether Ray Jennings' sergeant-major methods may have been discarded too quickly...

The 1984 Championship was not decided until the second last ball of the last over of the last game. Simon Lister interviews the key players

Saturday's first one-day international between England and Sri Lanka passed in a blur of indifference, as most of the home audience was transfixed by the latest round of football World Cup matches. But it hasn't always been thus

Michael Hussey and Brad Hodge were domestic giants, having played 176 and 167 first-class matches respectively and scored buckets of runs, before making deserved and belated Test debuts. But there have been others who have played more than 400 games and s

Twenty-two of the world's greatest players gathered at Lord's to play in a one-off match to mark the MCC's bicentenary.

The World Cricket Classic, a Twenty20 cricket competition set to feature former leading international players, has been launched in London