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Strauss rues missed opportunity

The end, when it came, was swift. England had no more fight left to give

17-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

Smith satisfied after justice is served

This was more like the South Africa who dominated world cricket through 2008 and rose to the top of the tree

17-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

Sidebottom admits to England's frustrations

England's mindset has been affected by the ongoing controversy surrounding the review system

16-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

England are battered in the Bullring

South Africa have buried England's hopes. Now only the weather can stop them

16-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

ECB stand reflects opposition to UDRS

It's the lack of technology that should be the crux of any further debate, not the gaining back of a lost review

16-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

Another captain's innings from Smith

In terms of producing the goods when his team needs a leading role there are few better than Smith

15-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan at the Wanderers

Harper howlers undermine UDRS

Not for the first time Daryl Harper has been caught at the centre of controversy over the Umpire Decision Review System

15-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan at the Wanderers

Onions' mystery omission

The South Africans could hardly believe their luck when they found out they wouldn't be facing the player who has twice denied them victory in this series

14-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

A World Cup's no picnic

Just how much can conceivably be riding on an Under-19 tournament - even if it is the biggest in the world? More than you think perhaps

14-Jan-2010•Sidharth Monga

A mixed venue for both teams

A statistical preview to the fourth Test in Johannesburg, where both South Africa and England have average records

13-Jan-2010•Nitin Sundar

Test cricket strikes again

For all the pulsating, crowd-pleasing action they generate, fluctations in Test matches are beyond one-innings matches that remain limited in more than just the number of overs available

10-Jan-2010•Tony Cozier

'What would we say if it was Pakistan?'

South Africa thought England's bowlers were "a bit naughty" with the ball in Cape Town. Others weighed in too

09-Jan-2010•Cricinfo staff

Steak, Onions and controversy

Christmas in Durban, New Year in Cape Town. It must be the second instalment of our South Africa tour diary

09-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Good to the last bite

A travelling England fans revels in the best sport he ever watched live

08-Jan-2010•Rich Abbott

'Bunny' proves he's anything but

Graham Onions had seen it all before as he strode out at No. 11 with a Test match to save

07-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Smith left to dwell on another 'what if'

Cricket has always been a game of narrow margins, but this is ridiculous

07-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Big-game Belly achieves his finest hour

Forget the nine Test hundreds. Ian Bell has just played his defining international innings

07-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan

South Africa find options in full-bodied attack

A bowling attack should always be about more than two personnel, and South Africa now are finding back-up

06-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

'Devon tried to knock my head off'

He'd played two first-class when he made his Test debut and his action was extraordinary. Paul Adams certainly made an impression

06-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan

England feel the heat of battle

England's hopes in this Test melted away under the scorching Cape Town sun

05-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

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