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Peter English

Brilliant Duminy caps stunning revival with 166

JP Duminy's outstanding 166 ensured South Africa ended the third day of the second Test with a 61-run advantage

28-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

Siddle sparks dominant Australia's resurgence

Peter Siddle's three wickets drove Australia to an impressive position as South Africa finished day two at 7 for 198, 196 behind the hosts

27-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

South Africa fight back after Ponting century

Ricky Ponting stepped up in his bid to level the series with a century, but South Africa reduced the hosts to 6 for 280 at stumps

25-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

de Villiers exorcises demons with record-breaking chase

AB de Villiers erased a lingering hoodoo for South Africa as they sealed their most satisfying win with a record-breaking chase of 4 for 414

21-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

Smith hundred allows South Africa to dream of victory

Graeme Smith's 108 drove South Africa to 3 for 227 in their bid to reach 414 and record the second-highest chase in history

20-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

Australia in control but South Africa refuse to fold

Australia sat in the preferred position with a lead of 322 over South Africa after the third day

19-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

Johnson's magnificent seven stun South Africa

Mitchell Johnson ruined South Africa's brave pushes for safety with a dramatic seven-wicket haul as the visitors spluttered to 8 for 243

18-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

Opening exchanges live up to the hype

In an absorbing tug-o-war South Africa and Australia were eyeballing each other, with the hosts reaching 9 for 341 on the first day

17-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

Downsides of the warm-up

Australia's low-key series win over New Zealand did not deliver all the solutions ahead of the South Africa title fight

04-Dec-2008

Lee floors overawed New Zealand to seal series win

Brett Lee was responsible for another disastrous performance from New Zealand as Australia stormed to an innings win

01-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

Haddin arrives with 169 as Australia rule

Brad Haddin found himself as a Test player during an entertaining 169 that swept the match from New Zealand and confirmed his international future

30-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

Hussey and Ponting set up Australia

Michael Hussey and Ricky Ponting produced contrasting half-centuries on a day when Australia continued to control the second Test

29-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

Costly mistakes loosen New Zealand's grip

New Zealand's top and middle orders wasted their opportunity with a rash of loose shots on the way to 6 for 262 at stumps

27-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

An outcast made to last

Matthew Hayden becomes the 11th Australian to play 100 Tests but his unbending belief in his own qualities is being examined again

27-Nov-2008•Peter English

Bracewell backs beaten batsmen

The New Zealand coach John Bracewell has no plans to alter his "starstruck" batting order for the second Test against Australia

24-Nov-2008•Peter English

Ponting in more trouble with over-rates

Australia have been fined for the second game in a row by the match referee Chris Broad

24-Nov-2008•Peter English

Watson axed as Australia weigh up options

In the past ten years Australian teams have almost picked themselves, but as Ricky Ponting realises the damage caused by the loss of a clutch of greats he is changing his outlook and adopting a more flexible approach to selection

23-Nov-2008•Peter English at the Gabba

A Trans-Tasman chasm

A match that began with the pitch bringing the teams together on the first two days ended by showing the gulf between them

23-Nov-2008•Peter English at the Gabba

Australia's tail did a 'bloody good' job - Martin

Chris Martin, the New Zealand fast bowler, still held out hope of a "little miracle" despite his side losing six second-innings wickets

22-Nov-2008•Peter English at the Gabba

Katich makes most of second coming

A year ago Simon Katich, 33, was unlikely to play another Test, but now he is the present and future of the top of the order

22-Nov-2008•Peter English at the Gabba

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