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India are overwhelming underdogs

Stats preview for the first Test between South Africa and India in Johannesburg

14-Dec-2006•Kanishkaa Balachandran

More questions than answers

The Indians bowled out a fairly strong Rest of South Africa side for 138 and 224, but the manner in which their own top order capitulated in both innings is cause for tremendous worry heading into the Test series.

10-Dec-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Potchefstroom

Smith gets out of a rut

Stats highlights from the South Africa-India match at Centurion

03-Dec-2006•S Rajesh

Kemp's amazing blitz

Justin Kemp's magnificent unbeaten 100 from 89 balls completely changed the complexion of a match that seemed to be in India's bag. Here at the stats highlights from his knock

26-Nov-2006•S Rajesh

A new low for India

Cricinfo looks at some of the stats highlights from the second ODI between South Africa and India at Durban

22-Nov-2006•S Rajesh

Gibbs's fetish for ducks, and Pollock's second coming

A few significant numbers from South Africa's match against Pakistan at Mohali

27-Oct-2006•S Rajesh

Smoke and Hays

Mark Haysman stressfractured his back at 19 to end his Aussie Rules career, joined a bank for four years and came back to senses, and there was cricket to fall seamlessly back on

06-Sep-2006•Robert Houwing

The numbers point to Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka are the favourites for the triangular Unitech Cup, and with good reason: they are a competitive one-day side in most conditions, but at home, they transform into an awesome team, capable of beating the best

13-Aug-2006•S Rajesh

A Sri Lankan run-glut, and misery for South Africa

Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara broke a slew of records over the course of their monumental 624-run partnership against South Africa in Colombo

28-Jul-2006•S Rajesh

South Africa's midwinter madness

On the South African Highveld, from Bloemfontein to Johannesburg, the grass dies in the winter and it never rains. It is cold, often bitterly so. In Cape Town, by contrast, it normally rains a lot in the winter and the grass is saturated

27-Apr-2006•Neil Manthorp

A contemporary giant

With an aggregate approaching 8000 and an average of more than 56, Jaques Kallis is easily one of the giants of contemporary cricket, and the most prolific batsman that South Africa have ever produced

15-Apr-2006•S Rajesh

An all-round force

He has been South Africa's answer to Glenn McGrath with the ball, and has contributed more than usefully with the bat over his ten years in international cricket

15-Apr-2006•S Rajesh

Two great allrounders side by side

Cricinfo looks at the careers of Jacques Kallis and Shaun Pollock as they reach 100 Tests

15-Apr-2006•Andrew McGlashan

South Africa's go-to man

Remember that Makhaya Ntini is a man who bowls his heart out for a living, and rides his lungs out on a mountain bike for fun. But, at the age of 28, he has made the startling discovery that he is, despite all previous suggestions to the contrary, mortal

08-Apr-2006•Telford Vice

Ntini carries South Africa as batting fails again

South Africa's marks out of ten following their 3-0 defeat to Australia

04-Apr-2006•Peter English

Clark shines as McGrath's stand-in

Stuart Clark was Australia's undoubted star as they wrapped up the series clean sweep and a nail-biting two-wicket success in the third Test

04-Apr-2006•Peter English

It all happened at The Wanderers

Statistical highlights, 5th ODI

13-Mar-2006•Kanishkaa Balachandran

All the time in the world

The Pollocks happened to be excellent cricketers. One of them was rather more than that

06-Mar-2006•Simon Kuper

An Australian capitulation

Statistical highlights, South Africa v Australia, 2nd ODI, Cape Town

04-Mar-2006•Kanishkaa Balachandran

Australia braced for life without McGrath

If anyone should have a handle on what Glenn McGrath's absence means to the Australian team, Shaun Pollock should. McGrath is, after all, Australia's own Pollock

04-Mar-2006•Telford Vice

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