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Woolmer attacks workload

Woolmer attacks workload

The packed international calendar has again been blamed for a team's Test series loss with Bob Woolmer, Pakistan's coach, criticising a "ridiculous" schedule

28-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Kallis knew to bide his time

Kallis knew to bide his time

Jacques Kallis backed his years of experience to guide South Africa through a tough run chase on the third day at Cape Town. He and Ashwell Prince added 117 to carry their side to a five-wicket win, which secured the series 2-1

28-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Kallis and Prince complete tough series victory

Kallis and Prince complete tough series victory

South Africa gained their second Test series success of the season, but the five-wicket margin doesn't tell the whole story of the third and final day at Cape Town

28-Jan-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Woolmer surprised at tumbling wickets

Woolmer surprised at tumbling wickets

On the first day Pakistan were bowled out for 157 with Makhaya Ntini and Jacques Kallis getting four wickets each. South Africa batted for the 39 overs remaining in the day and lost five wickets

28-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

South Africa hold the edge in race for series

South Africa hold the edge in race for series

Try telling the batsmen that cricket's a game designed for them. This has been a series dominated by the bowlers, with just one individual century, and the theme continued as South Africa set up a series-winning opportunity at Cape Town

27-Jan-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Pakistan fightback leaves Test in the balance

Pakistan fightback leaves Test in the balance

This has been a series of fast forward cricket and the start of the decisive Test at Newlands was no different as Pakistan refused to lie down despite numerous setbacks

26-Jan-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Teams battle against burn out

Teams battle against burn out

About the only guarantee when South Africa take on Pakistan in the third and final Test at Cape Town is that both sides should have eleven players, the pitch will be 22 yards long and each end will have three stumps and a couple of bails

25-Jan-2007•Osman Samiuddin

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