On the parallels between cricket in pre-Boer War times and now

It's similar to 2004-05, when, having lost in India, South Africa played an evenly matched England team at home

If they are serious about improving their T20 record, they could do worse than give Titans' promising chinaman bowler a look-in

Andre Nel was always getting into trouble, but he had talent and his heart was in the right place - as he's proving now, dishing out guidance and tough love to upcoming cricketers

The system might be creating opportunities in enough places, but things aren't all hunky-dory

Andrew Murtagh's book about his legendary Hampshire team-mate is packed full of anecdotes, detail and research

Thrust into the job in Kanpur in 2004, Andrew Hall gave an underachieving South Africa side belief that they could wear India down at home

The South African sports photographer captured some of the country's big cricket moments

Cricket in South Africa is perilously close to being irrelevant for the country's largest demographic group

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

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

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

The struggle for a cricket museum in South Africa reveals a haphazard approach to the preservation of heritage

Graeme Pollock reflects on one of South Africa's greatest careers - his own