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Unplayable Ntini trounces West Indies

Makhaya Ntini recorded his best Test figures of 7 for 37, to complete a sensational 13-wicket match haul, as South Africa ripped through West Indies' resistance on the final day at Trinidad.

12-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Sarwan and Bravo keep West Indies afloat

Ramnaresh Sarwan reached the close of the fourth day in Trinidad on 93 not out, seven runs short of the seventh and, potentially, most valuable Test century of his 51-match career, as he and Dwayne Bravo added 78 for the sixth wicket in a crucial

11-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Jennings aims for whitewash, Pollock hopes to be fit

Ray Jennings has targetted a whitewash in the forthcoming Test and one-day series against West Indies

21-Mar-2005•Cricinfo staff

Six for Zondeki as Zimbabwe are routed

Monde Zondeki led South Africa to a convincing victory inside three-days at Centurion, and a 2-0 series win, as they finally came to life in this Test

13-Mar-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Zimbabwe slide to an embarrassing two-day defeat

Zimbabwe batted better than they had on that terrible first day, but they still proved unequal to the task and succumbed to an embarrassing defeat inside two days at Newlands

05-Mar-2005•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Smith to miss final one-dayer

Graeme Smith will iss the third and final match of the one-day series against Zimbabwe, at Port Elizabeth on Wednesday (March 2), to rest his injured ankle

27-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

Boje could lead South Africa

Nicky Boje could lead the South African one-day side against Zimbabwe, in a bid to provide much-needed rest to Graeme Smith before the start of the Test series

22-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

Eagles soar into final

The Eagles confirmed their top-of-the-table finish and headed for thefinal of the Standard Bank Cup with a convincing six-wicket win overthe Lions at Goodyear Park, Bloemfontein on Wednesday

17-Feb-2005•Keith Lane

Rain helps England to victory

England won the first of their seven one-day matches against South Africa by 26 runs, courtesy of the Duckworth/Lewis method, after the heavens opened at the Wanderers in Johannesburg

30-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

A few surprises in an unpredictable tour

By the end of an incredible five Tests in six weeks, there was hardly a player on either side who had not been baked half to death by the unrelenting itinerary

26-Jan-2005•Marks out of Ten by Andrew Miller

Boje braced for final-day chase

England Quotes Day 4

16-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller at the Wanderers

South Africa wrap up a convincing victory

If 2004 was England's annus mirabilis, they have come down to earth with a bump in '05, losing that unbeaten record at the earliest possible opportunity

06-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Patience was the key - Kallis

On the second day at Newlands, South Africa enjoyed their best day of theseries so far, thanks in no small part to the efforts of Jacques Kallisand Nicky Boje, whose 104-run stand for the eighth wicket lifted theirtotal to an imposing 441

04-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller at Cape Town

South Africa seize the advantage

After five sessions of fairly uneventful fare, the Cape Town Test exploded into life in the late-afternoon sunshine as South Africa struck four times to leave England tottering on 95 for 4 in reply to their 441

03-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Stomach problems bug South Africa

South Africa's cricketers are not finding it easy to stay fit for the first Test against England at Port Elizabeth that starts on Friday, Decemeber 17

14-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

Western Province Boland complete innings victory

Western Province Boland completed their first win in SuperSport league of 2004-05 to move up the table

31-Oct-2004•Keith Lane

South Africa threaten to cancel tour

South Africa, who are scheduled to hop over for two Tests after the Australian tour is over, have threatened to pull out of their tour of India

23-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Sri Lanka declaration sets up thrilling finish

South Africa's bowlers led the fightback, and Marvan Atapattu's declaration towards the end of the day, setting a tricky target of 325, left the first Test at Galle intriguingly poised

07-Aug-2004•Bulletin by Charlie Austin at Galle

Gibbs and Boje to tour India after all?

Ray Mali, the president of the South African cricket board, has indicated that Herschelle Gibbs and Nicky Boje will be available to tour India later this year

27-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

SA board asks for assurances regarding Gibbs and Boje

The South African board has asked for assurances that Herschelle Gibbs and Nicky Boje will not be questioned by police investigation match-fixing if the scheduled tour to India takes place later this year

01-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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