Telford Vice

The Titans were at their sharpest with bat and ball as they turned the Dolphins into sushi with an 18-run win in the Standard Bank Pro20 final in Durban

A round-up of the latest Standard Bank Pro20 matches

Cricket South Africa's general council has "removed" Mickey Arthur from the selection panel. However, it has since become clear that only the CSA's professional arm has the power to remove Arthur

South Africa flirted with catastrophe in Tests, and lost the plot on the biggest stage in the limited-overs game

A round-up from the latest domestic action in South Africa as the Warriors held their nerve to clinch a one-wicket win over the Titans

A round-up from the latest domestic action in South Africa as Dale Steyn takes 14 wickets in a match for the Titans

A round-up from last week's matches in the South African domestic season

Worrell inspired, stirred, roused. And therein lay his greatness

Telford Vice comments on the South Africa squad to tour India

Telford Vice compares and contrasts Ray Jennings with former South African coaches

Zimbabwe are struggling at Test level - but this isn't our 2nd XI, argues Grant Flower, their most-capped player

Understand the allergic reaction that Kevin Pietersen has caused among South Africa's crowds this summer,

What, exactly, does it mean to 'nearly fall out of' your trousers

The dark clouds that huddled over Kingsmead and ended the Boxing Day Test match against England provided some sort of silver lining at the end of a difficult year for South Africa in international cricket

Not content with jettisoning most of the international playing experience at its disposal, the Zimbabwe Cricket Union (ZCU) has also axed its stalwart umpire and administrator Ian Robinson

Phil Russell will begin a second stint at KwaZulu-Natal's coach in2004-05, it was announced today

The South African board has scrambled to clarify a claim attributed to its president, Ray Mali, that it had agreed that Zimbabwe's national team should play in South Africa's domestic competitions

In the underwhelming aftermath of Australia's bastardised visit to Zimbabwe, Ricky Ponting was given pause for thought by the obligatory question of what, if anything, his team had gained from the venture

Cricket lost one of its most dedicated and colourful servants on Wednesday when Krish Mackerdhuj, the first black president of South Africa's United Cricket Board (UCB), died in hospital in Durban

On the face of it, the South African domestic game is about to enter a bright, shiny new world full of promise and prosperity ...