South Africa no longer have the pressure of winning the series upon them, and are free to experiment ahead of the World Cup

Colin Ingram was the only player to offer Peshawar Zalmi any resistance, scoring a classy half-century, but it wasn't enough

Quinton de Kock breezed to 121 off 108 balls before the South Africa middle order propelled the team to 331 for 5, and following a rainy Kingsmead evening, the adjusted Duckworth-Lewis-Stern target was ultimately 72 too many for Sri Lanka

Opportunity for players like Reeza Hendricks and Wiaan Mulder to make strong cases for inclusion in World Cup squad

Sripali Weerakkody, who had been absent from the South Africa tour for personal reasons, still remains a notable absence

A look back at February in cricket tells us everything we need to know about the near future

He contradicts view of his colleague and batting coach Dale Benkenstein during the Port Elizabeth Test

Before this tour, the team was in the constricting grip of fear. Then they hatched a plan, and threw away the shackles

Lakmal might not be a rockstar with the stereotypical fast bowler's attitude, but his old-fashioned virtues have lately earned him rockstar returns

Batting coach admits to his side being taken aback by Sri Lanka's relentless attack with the ball

Dale Steyn looks back at two years spent on the sidelines, as people wondered if he was done. Is he? No way

After a lean couple of season, South Africa's wicketkeeper has rediscovered his touch and is holding together the batting line-up in tough conditions

The injury is serious enough that the left-arm spinner is expected to take six weeks to recover fully

The preparations in the lead-up to the Durban Test and their consequent performance there has given his side a lift, says Sri Lanak's captain

South Africa's captain hopes there will be more assistance for the seamers in Port Elizabeth, and less for the spinners, than there was in Durban

Trent Boult talks about his first World Cup - including the thrillers against England and Australia

'When he plays, at least one of us in the unit can bank on getting wickets, because the batsmen have to constantly adjust to the angle, and it's tough'

Vernon Philander has been ruled out of the second Test against Sri Lanka with a grade one hamstring strain

The seamer looks back at his epic stand with Kusal Perera, his bowling, and his sudden call-up to Sri Lanka's Test side

At different stages during the Durban Test, Sri Lanka were on the mat, but they found ways to stand up and fight