Keith Lane

Whatmore happy with Sri Lankan preparations in South Africa

Sri Lanka, having got some valuable batting practice in Lenasia, were forced to spend the second afternoon of their match against a Rest of South Africa XI watching a slow drizzle interfere with their preparations for the First Test starting on

02-Nov-2002•Keith Lane

Sri Lankans forced to work hard

A late start in Lenasia reduced day one of the tour match between Sri Lanka and a Rest of South Africa XI to two sessions of play, allowing the visitors to reach a hard working 226 for four when bad light brought an early end to the day

01-Nov-2002•Keith Lane

South Africa crush Bangladesh in Potchefstroom

South Africa destroyed Bangladesh on the third and last day of the secondCastle/MTN Test in Potchefstroom

27-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

South Africa in control as Bangladesh toil

South Africa took the Castle/MTN second Test against Bangladesh by the scruff of the neck with three hundreds in a total of 414/2 at the end of day two in Potchefstroom

26-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Bangladesh squander lunchtime position

The North West Stadium became the eleventh South African Test venue as Bangladesh met South Africa in the second Castle Lager/MTN Test in Potchefstroom

25-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

South African win within four days

South Africa, thanks to a much improved David Terbrugge, wasted no time at the start of day four of the inaugural Test against Bangladesh at Buffalo Park in East London to record an innings and 107 run victory

21-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Defiant defence takes Bangladesh into day four

Asked to follow on after being dismissed for 170 in their first innings, Bangladesh have shown resilient defence in their second innings of the first Test against South Africa at Buffalo Park in East London.

20-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Bangladesh in danger of being forced to follow-on

Bangladesh are in danger of following-on after South Africa, declaring at 529/4, reduced the visitors to 153/7, still 176 runs behind the follow-on target

19-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Gary Kirsten sets new mark as South Africa reach 369/2 against Bangladesh

Gary Kirsten became the first Test player in world cricket to score a century against all of the nine Test playing nations when he completed the full house with a hundred for South Africa against Bangladesh on day one of the inaugural Test at Buffalo

18-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

South Africa hold too many aces for Bangladesh

If the warm-up match against South Africa `A' at Soweto was anything to go by, then Bangladesh is going to have plenty of problems against the South African bowling attack

02-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Top order steers South Africa 'A' to a win over Bangladesh

Bangladesh in their first real test of the tour, and under trying batting conditions, was comfortably beaten by South Africa `A' in a limited overs match at the Soweto Oval today

01-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

South Africa retain the choking label

South Africa made a real mess of the semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka by throwing away a winning position and a place in the final

26-Sep-2002•Keith Lane

Robin Peterson drops back into the South African 'A' team

Convenor of National Selectors, Omar Henry, has named the following South African squads to play the opening two one-day internationals and the tour match against the touring Bangladesh team

26-Sep-2002•Keith Lane

Hall hundred secures eight wicket win for South Africa 'A'

Thanks to an inninngs of 118 from Andrew Hall and an opening partnership of 135 with Loots Bosman, South Africa `A' managed to avoid a whitewash by beating Australia A by eight wickets in Pietermaritzburg

18-Sep-2002•Keith Lane

Australia 'A' wrap up the series with a 9 run win

A record third wicket partnership between Martin van Jaarsveld and Ashwell Prince was not enough to keep South Africa `A' in the seven match series against Australia `A'

11-Sep-2002•Keith Lane

South Africa 'A' have to win to stay alive

The South African `A' team, to have any further say in the seven-match series, has to beat the Australian visitors tomorrow in the fourth game starting Wednesday morning in Johannesburg at the Wanderers Stadium

10-Sep-2002•Keith Lane

Australia 'A' completely overshadow South Africa 'A'

Australia `A' completely overshadowed South African `A' at Centurion today, winning by the biggest margin so far in the series, seven wickets, and ten overs to spare

08-Sep-2002•Keith Lane

Australia 'A' go two up in seven match series against South Africa 'A'

Australia 'A' with an excellent fast bowling display from Man of the Match, Brad Williams, and a fine batting display from Simon Katich, have gone two up in the seven match series against South Africa `A' with a two wicket Duckworth/Lewis win at

06-Sep-2002•Keith Lane

Comfortable win for Australia A in Potchefstroom

Australia and South Africa A opened their seven match series at Potchefstroom with an entertaining day/night match won by the visitors by 30 runs (D/L Method) after rain in the South African innings threatened to end the game prematurely

04-Sep-2002•Keith Lane

Elworthy overlooked for ICC Champions Throphy

Steve Elworthy has once again been overlooked by the national selectors as they put together the South African squad for the forthcoming ICC Champions Trophy to be played in Sri Lanka starting on 12 September

29-Aug-2002•Keith Lane

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