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Flintoff could still play in fourth Test

Andrew Flintoff should be fit for the fourth Test after scans revealed a muscle injury was less serious than initially feared

06-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

'South Africa thoroughly deserved to win,' admits Vaughan

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06-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

South Africa wrap up a convincing victory

If 2004 was England's annus mirabilis, they have come down to earth with a bump in '05, losing that unbeaten record at the earliest possible opportunity

06-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Outclassed and indisciplined England face defeat

England battled hard in the afternoon heat at Cape Town, but two moments of indiscipline midway through the final session all but ensured that South Africa will level the series sometime tomorrow

05-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Langeveldt could play in fourth Test

Charl Langeveldt could play for South Africa in the fourth Test against England afterall

05-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

'It's up to individuals to show more patience'

Fletcher: sour-faced © Getty Images As if England's impending defeat was not enough to dampen the spirits in the dressing-room, the news that Andrew Flintoff was suffering from "discomfort in his left side" was the last thing they needed

05-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

Flintoff faces possible tour KO

Andrew Flintoff will undergo a scan to decide whether he is fit enough to remain on the tour

05-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

'I'd like to think there's a Test century in me'

Giles: valiant 31 not out © Getty Images It was not an auspicious day for England's batsmen, but there was one notable exception

04-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

South Africa turn the screw

South Africa took a match-winning grip on the third day of the Test at Cape Town, blowing away England's last six wickets before lunch and, after deciding not to enforce the follow on, reaching 184 for 3 by the close - a lead of 462

04-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Langeveldt to miss remainder of series

Charl Langeveldt seems certain to miss the remainder of the Test series against England after breaking a bone in his left hand, although he will be able to play in the reminder of the Cape Town Test

04-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Langeveldt delighted to turn the screw

Langeveldt: 'I'm in a lot of pain but I try not to think about it' © Getty Images You can see tomorrow's headlines already - "Former screw turns the screw"

04-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

Patience was the key - Kallis

On the second day at Newlands, South Africa enjoyed their best day of theseries so far, thanks in no small part to the efforts of Jacques Kallisand Nicky Boje, whose 104-run stand for the eighth wicket lifted theirtotal to an imposing 441

04-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller at Cape Town

South Africa seize the advantage

After five sessions of fairly uneventful fare, the Cape Town Test exploded into life in the late-afternoon sunshine as South Africa struck four times to leave England tottering on 95 for 4 in reply to their 441

03-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

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03-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

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03-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

Kallis still there as South Africa take it slow

South Africa failed to make the most of a perfect batting strip at Newlands, grafting to 247 for 4 on the first day of the third Test

02-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Where better than Newlands at New Year?

Roving Reporter

02-Jan-2005•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller in Cape Town

'The guys have done a good job,' says Fletcher

Duncan Fletcher quotes

02-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

Smith: 'Kallis is unbelievable'

Graeme Smith quotes

02-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

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