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Newlands resistance better than Durban ton - Bell

Ian Bell has rated his last-day heroics at Newlands higher than his century in England's win in Durban

09-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

Friedel de Wet struggling for final Test

Wayne Parnell, the left-arm paceman, is in line for a Test debut against England at the Wanderers with Friedel de Wet struggling with injury

09-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

Stuart Broad 'astonished' by tampering charges

Stuart Broad and James Anderson, the two England bowlers at the centre of the recent ball-tampering controversy, have steadfastly defended their actions during the third Test against South Africa

09-Jan-2010•Cricinfo staff

Flower praises 'bulldog' Colly

Coach Andy Flower hailed Paul Collingwood's "bulldog spirit" after his role in England's latest great escape at Newlands

08-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Strauss brands tampering claims 'malicious'

Cricket has always been a game of narrow margins, but this is ridiculous

07-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan

England make yet another great escape

Plays of the day from the 5th day of the 3rd Test between England and South Africa at Cape Town.

07-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan

England save yet another thriller

South Africa moved two steps closer to squaring the series on the fifth and final morning of the third Test in Cape Town, as James Anderson and Jonathan Trott were prised from the crease

07-Jan-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Cook believes England can fight

Alastair Cook believes England can draw on recent experiences to haul themselves to safety in the third Test at Newlands

06-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

De Villiers reignites tampering row

AB de Villiers accused Stuart Broad of being "a little bit naughty" for stepping on the ball early in South Africa's second innings

06-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

South Africa surge ahead as England dawdle

Plays of the day from day four of the third Test between South Africa and England at Cape Town

06-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

Late wickets derail England chase

Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook completed the first leg of England's survival bid in the third Test at Newlands, successfully negotiating a typically hostile new-ball onslaught from Morne Morkel and Dale Steyn

06-Jan-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

No official complaint over Broad footwork

South Africa will not lay an official complaint over England's treatment of the ball during the third day's play at Cape Town

05-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

Smith keeps his cool on a hot day for England

Plays of the day for day three of the third Test between South Africa and England at Cape Town

05-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

Smith century pushes England to the wall

Graeme Smith loves nothing better than to grind England into the dust, and on the hottest day of the tour so far, he produced an innings of intensity and drive to set up the prospect of a series-squaring victory in the third Test at Newlands

05-Jan-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Surprising starts and Strauss's tormentor

Plays of the day for day two of the third Test between South Africa and England at Cape Town

04-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

Steyn and Morkel unsettle England

Alastair Cook reproduced the calm obduracy of his Durban century to steady England with a vital unbeaten 65, and Ian Bell demonstrated a new-found resilience

04-Jan-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Swann drops the momentum

Plays of the day from the 1st day of the third Test between South Africa and England at Cape Town

03-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

Ntini linked with Middlesex move

Makhaya Ntini, South Africa's iconic fast bowler, is expected to announce his retirement from international cricket later this week

03-Jan-2010•Cricinfo staff

Kallis century frustrates England

Jacques Kallis has proven, time and again, that he is South Africa's man for a crisis

03-Jan-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Smith looks for Newlands inspiration

The most important sporting event this year for the country of South Africa starts in June, but for the cricket team the next five days are what matters

02-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

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