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India win amid scenes of low farce

India won the first ODI against South Africa in a grandstand finish at Kochi's Nehru stadium which ended in a grotesque manner after the teams had walked off thinking the match was over and had to be called back to complete it a second time

09-Mar-2000•Sankhya Krishnan

Azhar makes century but India lose by innings

South Africa needed just 14 overs to close out the second Test at Bangalore on Monday

06-Mar-2000•Anand Vasu

Veenstra's bag of six helps Natal beat Gauteng

In a match that had just about everything, including a Ross Veenstra hat trick (he took 6-34 overall) against his old province, the KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins beat their traditional rivals Gauteng by seven wickets with 14 balls to spare before 5 500

06-Mar-2000•Patrick Compton

Azhar stands in the way of South African whitewash

The fourth day should have seen the end of the second Test match

05-Mar-2000•Anand Vasu

South Africa ready to move in for the kill

The Indian goose is as good as cooked and South Africa, wanting it well done, batted throughout the third day of the second Test at the Chinnaswamy stadium in Bangalore on Saturday

04-Mar-2000•Anand Vasu

Natal beat Gauteng by 7 wickets

Such is the nature of sport that old friends often turn into formidable foes

03-Mar-2000•Vani Naidoo

India lose their way completely

Another disappointing day for the Indians was partially salvaged as Anil Kumble picked up the wicket of Herschelle Gibbs at the fag end of the day

02-Mar-2000•Anand Vasu

KwaZulu-Natal's much-vaunted batting fails against Border

KwaZulu-Natal's hopes of qualifying for the semi-finals of the Standard Bank Cup are hanging by the slenderest of threads after yesterday's 17-run defeat against Border

28-Feb-2000•Patrick Compton

India lose first round of the battle

The last day's play in the first Test in Mumbai raised an intriguing question

26-Feb-2000•Anand Vasu

The absence of a third spinner was felt

Hansie Cronje, the South African captain, was not exactly on top of the world when he arrived in India

26-Feb-2000•Woorkheri Raman

India restrict South Africa, but squander advantage

At the end of an eventful second day during which 15 wickets fell for 224 runs, India dismissed South Africa for 176 runs in their first innings but the visitors struck back by taking five Indian wickets for 75 runs by stumps on the second day of the

25-Feb-2000•Anand Vasu

Despite Tendulkar's 97, South Africa claim first day's honours

South Africa can look back with satisfaction on the opening day of the first Test against India

24-Feb-2000•Anand Vasu

Match ends in a tame draw

The third day's play opened up with the faint glimmer of hope that a result would be possible

21-Feb-2000•Anand Vasu

Another Pollock to the fore

KINGSMEAD had another Pollock to honour last night, although it was not to the advantage of the KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins who were the victims of his flashing blade

21-Feb-2000•Patrick Compton

Hayward runs through Indian BP XI batting

South Africa declared their innings closed overnight on a score of 293/6 there was everything to look forward to on the morning of the second day of the three day game

20-Feb-2000•Anand Vasu

President's XI recover ground in final session

It was a moral victory for the Board President's XI as the South Africans were restricted to 293/6 at stumps on the first day of their three day game at the Brabourne stadium on Saturday

19-Feb-2000•Anand Vasu

Dirk Viljoen on the UCB Bowl final

On Saturday 5 February the Zimbabwe Board XI met Free State B in the final of the UCBSA Bowl competition at Harare Sports Club

09-Feb-2000•John Ward

South Africa win Plate final

South Africa maintained their status as favourites by defeating Bangladesh by 80 runs in the Plate Championship final of the Under-19 World Cup at the Asgiriya stadium in Kandy on Thursday

27-Jan-2000

South Africa beat Bangladesh in Plate final

Bangladesh came to this World Cup with high hopes of winning the Plate competition

27-Jan-2000•Charlie Austin

South Africa rely on the K factor to beat late England charge

Cape Town - South Africa's reliance of the K factor emerged during the World Cup last year when mostly Lance Klusener engineered victory out of any number of improbable situations

26-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

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