Neil Manthorp

Neil Manthorp looks at the reasons for Jacques Kallis's phenomenal run of success

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South Africa's epochal series win in Australia had everything international sport should

The former South African fast-bowling great will take charge of reigning domestic champions the Mountaineers for at least the forthcoming season which begins on September 6

At the home of cricket, a young South African makes a statement

Dale Steyn says he was "very disappointed" at public reaction during his recent drug scare

Not a bird, not a plane, it's Jonty on fire

Fans who have become accustomed to T20 matches lasting just three hours are in for a surprise during the second season of the IPL - they will now last three and a quarter hours. Part of the appeal of the shortest form of the game is the non-stop action bu

South Africa's coach, Mickey Arthur, has reacted with bewildered amusement to the recent outburst from opposite number Tim Nielsen

Duncan Fletcher wants to coach, but without the pressure of responsibility, and that's exactly what the South Africa job gives him

Why the Ryan McLaren issue has implications for English and South African cricket

Paul Adams didn't last as long as he should have, but he usually burned bright when he played

Almost every attempt by Norman Arendse to sound placatory and reasonable during his resignation press conference was followed instantly by something contradictory

South Africa's national players have said they are 'satisfied' with the changes to the itinerary for the end of year tour to Australia but have admitted that playing the three Test matches back-to-back in what has already been described as Test Championsh

The abolition of the presidential 'veto' of national team selection is an enormous step in the right direction for South African cricket as it strives towards 'normalisation' yet, as important as it is, it comes shackled to a couple of backward steps, as

Jacques Kallis and Mark Boucher will stay back in India for the start of the IPL and not take part in the remainder of the domestic Twenty20

South Africa's grittiest customer on what the game has taught him

South Africa Cricketers' Association chief executive Tony Irish has responded to claims that some members of the national team could be sanctioned and perhaps even sacked on their return from Bangladesh by saying they are "groundless"

What made Shaun Pollock different to other sportsmen with an ultra-competitive streak was that he was gracious in victory and, after a few minutes to recover, equally gracious in defeat

Graeme Smith and others have blamed South Africa's tracks for the poor scores this season. They don't quite have a leg to stand on