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McGrath eyes Strauss and Vaughan

Glenn McGrath has jumped in five months early to set his always-eager sights on a target for the Ashes and is torn between Michael Vaughan and Andrew Strauss

14-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

Prince trumps Pietersen to secure SA victory

Ashwell Prince overcame a testing spell from Steve Harmison, and Jacques Kallis continued to tick off the runs in his own unhurried manner, as South Africa survived a mid-innings blip to secure a comfortable three-wicket victory

13-Feb-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Last act in a compressed carnival of crcket

After the Durban drizzle decided the series - it's still 3-1 to South Africa with just one to play - the final match at Centurion won't quite be the nailbiting occasion the marketing men would have hoped for

12-Feb-2005•The preview by Steven Lynch

'I'll be fit for the Ashes' - Flintoff

Andrew Flintoff is determined to be fit and firing for the Ashes after having an operation to remove a bone spur in his left ankle

10-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

England have South Africa in their sights

England return to the scene of their World Cup exit tomorrow, as the third one-day international against South Africa gets underway at Port Elizabeth

03-Feb-2005•Andrew Miller

A star is born

Today a new batting star came into bloom in Bloem

02-Feb-2005•The Wisden Verdict by Steven Lynch

Now Lloyd in hot water over Vaughan

The dispute between Michael Vaughan and Clive Lloyd escalated over the weekend with Lloyd facing censure from the ICC for making public comments about Vaughan's behaviour during the recently concluded Test series between England and South Africa

31-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Rain helps England to victory

England won the first of their seven one-day matches against South Africa by 26 runs, courtesy of the Duckworth/Lewis method, after the heavens opened at the Wanderers in Johannesburg

30-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Lloyd accuses Vaughan of being 'rude and dismissive'

Clive Lloyd, the former West Indian captain and current match referee, has accused Michael Vaughan of being "rude and dismissive" during a disciplinary hearing that resulted in Vaughan being fined his full match fee during the fourth Test in

29-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Time for the pyjama game

There's not much respite in a modern cricket tour

28-Jan-2005•The Preview by Steven Lynch

Ups and downs on a roller-coaster ride

The series began with accusations of England being 'undercooked', but by the end of an incredible five Tests in six weeks, there was hardly a player on either side who had not been baked half to death by the unrelenting itinerary

26-Jan-2005•Marks out of Ten by Andrew Miller

Flintoff and Jones haul England back into contention

A late burst from Andrew Flintoff and Simon Jones, in which five wickets tumbled for 45 runs, transformed England's day when play finally got under way at SuperSport Park

22-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Rain threatens the finale

It was a depressingly familiar scene for England's cricketers, as they arrived at Centurion to be greeted by damp overcast conditions for the third tour running

20-Jan-2005•The Preview by Andrew Miller in Centurion

Hoggard's super seven launches England to victory

Matthew Hoggard stepped out of the shadows with an outstanding display of swing bowling to lead England to a dramatic 77-run victory on the final day of the fourth Test at Johannesburg

17-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Vaughan considers suing the ICC

Michael Vaughan has asked the Professional Cricketers' Association for advice with a view to him taking legal action against the ICC after he was fined his entire match fee for commenting on the umpiring during the Johannesburg Test against South

17-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Trescothick's ton boosts England on a fluctuating day

A compelling fourth Test continued to swing this way and that on the fourth day at Johannesburg

16-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Vaughan leads the fightback after a clatter of wickets

A spirited fightback by England - Michael Vaughan and Steve Harmison piled on 82 for the ninth wicket - was ended when the umpires took the players off the field for bad light once again

14-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Vaughan blasts umpiring inconsistency

England quotes Day 2

14-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

A question of momentum

This series has been all about momentum

12-Jan-2005•Preview by Andrew Miller in Johannesburg

'South Africa thoroughly deserved to win,' admits Vaughan

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06-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

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