Trevor Chesterfield

Donald takes 20th five-wicket haul

Cape Town - We are unlikely to hear the real reason why the limp rag doll version of Allan Donald this Millennium Test Series against England suddenly came alive after lunch on day one, leading him to take his 20th Test five wicket haul

03-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

How Kirsten saved a career and South Africa's record

Durban - No one could really blame Geoff Boycott for taking what seemed to be an apoplectic bite out of the lip of the porcelain teacup he had been holding moments earlier

03-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Newlands presents SA and England with new psychological trial

Cape Town - Just how much psychological advantage South Africa still have over England as the fourth Test of the Millennium Series starts at Newlands tomorrow depends largely on the ability of the tourists to accept the draw at Kingsmead

01-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Cronje looks ahead to Newlands

Durban - South Africa's captain is looking forward to the challenge of the new century and how it might affect the side as they approach the Newlands Test, starting on January 2

30-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

McKenzie leads SA Invitation XI

Durban - It has turned into an interesting summer for Northerns captain Neil McKenzie who back in March had not been able to make the Gauteng team

30-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Caddick's thoughts on his career best performance

Durban - On a day when what looked like an ice cream van was press-ganged into rolling the Kingsmead pitch, up steps England's Andrew Caddick to lick South Africa's batsmen into shape

29-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Caddick's Christmas gift

Durban - South Africa's captain Hansie Cronje called it a bad day at the office but praised England's Andrew Caddick, the New Zealand-born fast bowler for his career best bowling of seven for 46

28-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Northerns duo in national academy squad

Durban: For Jacques Rudolph, the New Year is likely to bring the sort of riches which is the reward for hard work as the vice-captain of the South Africa Youth World Cup side settles into his first year out of school

28-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

No wrist slap for slow coach Hussain

Durban - Mud sticks, so does the stigma of being axed by the national selectors for playing a slow innings, although it is 34 years since Geoff Boycott was ditched by England selectors then headed by Doug Insole

28-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Nasser's change of face and change of pace

Durban - Nasser Hussain, better known these days by his new sobriquet of Mr Plod, is more used to standing ovations when he leaves the field than the reception he earned at Kingsmead on day one of third Test

27-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Ford prays for early breakthrough

Durban - South Africa's bowlers need to dominate the first session as the third Test enters what could be the most crucial day of the five-match series against England

26-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Rhodes axed as SA make room for the extra bowler

Durban - After dithering over the issue at the Wanderers and again at St George's Park South Africa's selectors finally made up their collective minds to drop Jonty Rhodes after 17 Tests

26-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Same team likely for SA as rain wrecks practice

Durban: Murky skies and damp underfoot conditions at Kingsmead should see an extension of Mornantau Hayward's Test career on Sunday as the South African selectors opt for an unchanged side for the third match of the series against England

24-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Kingsmead Test: Guessing game continues as Adams comes into picture.

Durban - It depends who you really want to believe, the South African captain, Hansie Cronje, or the guy from what appears to be from the Kowloon Morning Post, who seems to be an "ex-spurt" as well

24-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

South Africa Domestic: Kirsten wary of Easterns day/night challenge

Durban: It is amazing what a victory can achieve, especially in territory as barren as has been Bloemfontein in recent years

22-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

South Africa plans Christmas Day practice session

Durban - As England's selectors agonise over the form of Mark Butcher and contemplate his future as Michael Atherton's partner in the third Test at Kingsmead, South Africa plan a tough Christmas Day practice session

21-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Northerns beat Free State in Bloemfontain by 2 wickets

Johan Myburgh's ability to handle sub-standard sub-continental surfaces helped Northerns yesterday beat Free State at Springbok Park in Bloemfontein on a pitch described as "a shocker" by the coach, Peter Kirsten

20-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Captains face query over sportsmanship conduct

Johannesburg - Although they have not been accused of ignoring the spirit of the laws, the International Cricket Council are to soon involve Test captains more by expanding the code of behaviour

19-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Cronje steers Free State home

Centurion: Hansie Cronje had one of those nights where he learnt the value of survival before he managed to ease Free State to their first victory of the day/night season

16-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Cronje, Donald in Free State side for Titans day/night slog

Centurion: It did not take Free State too long to switch to their first choice captain, Hansie Cronje, when they realised their domestic day/night series campaign was in need of new leadership when they meet Northerns in Centurion tonight

15-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

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