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Petersen hundred gives South Africa A early advantage

South Africa A finished the first day of the second Test against India A at a strong 264 for 4

19-Sep-2007•Cricinfo staff

Kemp and Morne Morkel power SA win

A sensational four-wicket burst from Mornè Morkel and a devastating display of power-hitting from Justin Kemp took South Africa to a six-wicket victory over New Zealand, a result that saw England eliminated from the tournament

19-Sep-2007•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Bouncy pitch greets teams as India A seek series win

India A will guard against complacency as they seek to wrap up the series against South Africa A

18-Sep-2007

South Africa rely on top-order to fire

South Africa will be looking to depose New Zealand at the top of the table with a victory in this Group E match

18-Sep-2007•The Preview by Faras Ghani

Mac Attack takes the game away from England

Andrew McGlashan provides his Plays of the day from England v New Zealand

18-Sep-2007•Andrew McGlashan

Collingwood rues fielding lapses

Paul Collingwood put the blame for England's 19-run defeat against South Africa at Newlands on their poor fielding rather than the crucial, and slightly controversial, run-out of Kevin Pietersen

16-Sep-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Newlands

Morkel makes England pay for lapses

South Africa have become the first side to secure three consecutive victories in the World Twenty20 and is now an indisputable momentum to their campaign

16-Sep-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Newlands

Big, bigger, biggest

Andrew McGlashan provides his Plays of the day from England v South Africa

16-Sep-2007•Andrew McGlashan

South Africa stifle feeble England

South Africa's bowlers, inspired by an exemplary spell from Shaun Pollock and lifted by the controversial run-out of Kevin Pietersen, throttled England's overawed batsmen under the floodlights

16-Sep-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Pakistan promise high security to South Africa

The two-man South African official team visiting Pakistan to assess the level of security ahead of the ODI and Test series next month was promised full and fool-proof security for the visiting team

16-Sep-2007•Cricinfo staff

Pressure on England to rebound

The home side have hit form early on in the tournament and England need to quickly move on from their drubbing against Australia

15-Sep-2007•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

Time for tempered aggression

One of the off-field entertainments in place during this tournament is the dancers placed around the boundary edge who jump onto stage with each boundary that's hit or wicket which falls. It's a miracle none of them collapsed of exhaustion the way Banglad

15-Sep-2007•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

Duminy's night out and Pollock's sweet revenge

Plays of the Day for the Group A match between South Africa and Bangladesh in Cape Town

15-Sep-2007•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

Spin twins delight at the Kotla

India A's two spinners - Pragyan Ojha and Amit Mishra - bowled beautifully to flummox the South Africa A batsmen at the Feroz Shah Kotla

15-Sep-2007•Jamie Alter in New Delhi

Morkel brothers shine in comfortable win over Bangladesh

After withstanding a ferocious early onslaught from Bangladesh, South Africa eased to a comfortable seven-wicket victory in the final league match of the ICC World Twenty20

15-Sep-2007•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

South Africa A capitulate against Indian spinners

Weighed down by a mountain of runs, South Africa A crumbled against two spinners and a young pace bowler to give India A an innings victory at the Feroz Shah Kotla

15-Sep-2007•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter in New Delhi

South Africa target revenge in dead rubber

South Africa have a chance to avenge their World Cup defeat against Bangladesh

14-Sep-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Newlands

Chopra and Badrinath double-tons put India on top

Double centuries from Aakash Chopra and Subramaniam Badrinath carried India A to a mammoth 588 for 4 before the hosts took two wickets to leave South Africa A on 93 for 2 at the Feroz Shah Kotla

14-Sep-2007•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter in New Delhi

International Twenty20 league launched

The boards of India, England, Australia and South Africa have launched a Twenty20 'Champions League' that will be held next October

13-Sep-2007•Jamie Alter in New Delhi

Smith and Gibbs on the mend

Although there is now nothing riding on the Bangladesh game other than pride, and some prize money, momentum in such a compacted tournament is vital and South Africa will need to remain focused

13-Sep-2007•Cricinfo staff

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