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Arthur concerned over fatigue and Kolpaks

South Africa's one-day nightmare against England has at least crystallised two things in coach Mickey Arthur's mind: the need for inaction on one front and action on another

05-Sep-2008•Ken Borland

Arthur prepares for clean slate

South Africa's coach, Mickey Arthur, has hinted that some of his senior members may have played their last one-day internationals

04-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

South Africa look to the next generation

The fourth ODI against England at Lord's on Sunday represents not only another opportunity for South Africa to reverse their short-term fortunes, but also to reinvent their one-day team

30-Aug-2008•Cricinfo staff

Places at stake after defeat - Arthur

Mickey Arthur, South Africa's coach, didn't pull any punches after his side were thrashed by 126 runs at The Oval to surrender the one-day series against England at the earliest possible moment

29-Aug-2008•Andrew McGlashan at The Oval

SA players satisfied with Australian tour dates

South Africa's national players have said they are 'satisfied' with the changes to the itinerary for the end of year tour to Australia but have admitted that playing the three Test matches back-to-back in what has already been described as Test Championsh

15-Aug-2008•Neil Manthorp

Arthur: 'The game is on a knife-edge'

Andrew Miller presents the plays of the third day of the third Test at Edgbaston

01-Aug-2008•Andrew Miller at Edgbaston

Arthur questions Harmison recall

South Africa's coach, Mickey Arthur, has ramped up the mindgames ahead of the third Test at Edgbaston

28-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Arthur excited over Nel return

South Africa may be without the injured Dale Steyn for the third Test against England, but coach Mickey Arthur is awaiting the return of a fired-up Andre Nel at Edgbaston

28-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Injured McKenzie doubtful for second Test

JP Duminy could get a chance to make his Test debut if Neil McKenzie doesn't recover from his groin strain in time for the start of the second Test against England in Headingley on Friday

17-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Arthur excited by pace battery

South Africa's coach, Mickey Arthur, believes his side holds the edge going into Thursday's keenly anticipated first Test at Lord's, both in terms of the battery of quick bowlers at their disposal, and the solidity that comes from their recent run of six

08-Jul-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Arthur confident about his 'competitive side'

Buoyed by South Africa's recent success in Pakistan and India, Mickey Arthur, their coach, believes he has a side that knows the demands of touring

06-Jul-2008•Jamie Alter at Uxbridge

Arthur wary of Flintoff recall

South Africa's coach, Mickey Arthur, believes that his side could well find themselves facing Andrew Flintoff when they take on England in the first Test at Lord's a week on Thursday

01-Jul-2008•Andrew Miller at Taunton

Grown-up Smith sets out England challenge

The last time Graeme Smith toured England with the South African team, in 2003, he had only recently graduated from being a teenage star to the captain of the sid

24-Jun-2008•Ken Borland

SA board chief loses selection veto

Cricket South Africa have implemented major changes to their selection policy following the recent controversies regarding quotas involving Andre Nel and Charl Langeveldt

18-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Arthur confident Smith will be fit for Lord's

Mickey Arthur, the South Africa coach, has dismissed concerns that Graeme Smith's hamstring injury will rule him out of South Africa's first Test against England at Lord's on July 10

02-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

We had issues with these two - Arthur

A day after the IPL banned Harbhajan Singh for slapping Sreesanth after a match in Mohali, it has emerged that the behaviour of both players had come under the scanner during the recent South Africa series in India, too

29-Apr-2008•Ajay S Shankar

Arthur slams Kanpur facilities

Mickey Arthur, the South African coach, has slammed the facilities provided to his team in Kanpur for the third Test against India

16-Apr-2008•Ajay S Shankar

Better than expected, but hardly ideal - Arthur

Although Mickey Arthur, the South Africa coach, reiterated the track didn't turn out to be as bad as he expected, and that it wasn't an ideal one for Tests

12-Apr-2008•Sidharth Monga in Kanpur

'We'll force India out of their comfort zone' - Arthur

South Africa will stick to their aggressive bowling strategy of drawing India's heavyweight batting line-up out of the comfort zone

07-Apr-2008•Ajay S Shankar

Changing soil content makes Harbhajan see red

Harbhajan Singh raised eyebrows at the nature of the Motera pitch while bemoaning the trend of draws in India

03-Apr-2008•Jamie Alter in Ahmedabad

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