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(89/100 balls, T:144) 147/2

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Nash and Chanderpaul script Windies fightback

West Indies finally claimed ownership of an entire day's play and it came via a defiant double-century partnership between the two most patient batsmen in the line-up, Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Brendan Nash

20-Jun-2010•The Bulletin by Kanishkaa Balachandran

South Africa retain edge on run-heavy day

The South Africans continued to cruise along a Country Road of a pitch at Warner Park for the second day in a row, increasing their century count to three before eventually declaring at a seemingly unassailable 543

19-Jun-2010•The Bulletin by Kanishkaa Balachandran

Graeme Smith back in the groove

Graeme Smith re-found his batting confidence with a timely century that set up South Africa in the second Test against West Indies

19-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Smith ton puts SA in early command

It all went to prediction after South Africa won the toss on a road of a pitch at Warner Park. The top order capitalised on excellent batting conditions and a tepid display in the field to set a platform for a massive first-innings score

18-Jun-2010•The Bulletin by Kanishkaa Balachandran

West Indies under pressure to turn the corner

Cricinfo previews the second Test between West Indies and South Africa at Warner Park

17-Jun-2010•The Preview by Kanishkaa Balachandran

West Indies unchanged for second Test

West Indies have named an unchanged squad for the second Test against South Africa at St Kitts, despite losing the opening game in Trinidad heavily by 163 runs

16-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Hard work pays off for Morne Morkel

There is nothing more satisfying for a cricketer than when hard work in practice pays off and for Morne Morkel that moment came in the first Test against West Indies in Trinidad

15-Jun-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Batting let us down - Gayle

It was a familiar refrain from West Indies captain Chris Gayle, as he put the blame squarely on his team's batsmen after losing the first Test to South Africa by 163 runs at the Queen's Park Oval in Port of Spain

14-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

South Africa complete crushing win

What was a rout on day three was harder graft on day four as South Africa's fast bowlers, for the second time in as many days, worked their way through the West Indies line-up to deliver a comprehensive 163-run victory

13-Jun-2010•The Bulletin by Sahil Dutta

Steyn and Morkel put South Africa on top

South Africa ended the third day at the Queen's Park Oval in a position of total dominance thanks to the fearsome bowling combination of Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel

12-Jun-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Boucher and Benn share honours on tight day

Sulieman Benn picked up his second five-wicket haul in Tests, finishing with 5 for 120 as South Africa were eventually bowled out for 352, but the visitors will feel they had the better of an attritional second day at the Queens Park Oval

11-Jun-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Spinners dominate truncated day

Graeme Smith called correctly at the toss, which had been delayed for several hours by persistent rain and gloomy conditions on a damp first morning at the Queens Park Oval, and decided to bat

10-Jun-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Graeme Smith wary of West Indies backlash

South Africa's captain Graeme Smith was confident of his sides preparation ahead of the first Test against West Indies

10-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

'West Indies sick of losing' - Brendan Nash

Brendan Nash, the West Indies middle-order batsman, has said his team is desperate to end its losing run and turn things for the better in the Test series against South Africa that begins on Thursday

10-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Rampaul looks forward to first home Test

In the absence of the injured Jerome Taylor, and with Kemar Roach struggling to shake off an ankle problem, Ravi Rampaul has become the likely spearhead for West Indies' pace attack

09-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

South Africa aim to extend dominance

South Africa's tour shifts a gear with the first Test at Port of Spain in Trinidad, but the disparity in current form between the two sides suggests that the hosts' struggle for a positive result could become even harder in the longer format

09-Jun-2010•The Preview by Liam Brickhill

Rain curtails play on final day

Rain limited the final day's play to just 4.4 overs as South Africans drew their two-day encounter with Trinidad & Tobago in St Augustine

08-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

SA batsmen continue impressive form

The South Africans continued their run of strong performances in the Caribbean with all their batsmen performing on the first day of the tour match against Trinidad and Tobago in St Augustine

07-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Shillingford, Pascal called up for first Test

Dominican offspinner Shane Shillingford is the only new face in the West Indies squad for the first Test against South Africa that gets underway in Trinidad from June 10

05-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

We don't know how to finish them off - Gayle

Chris Gayle, the West Indies captain, has said his team didn't know how to "finish them off" after losing the fifth ODI to South Africa during a tense finish in Trinidad

04-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

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