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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

Kallis upstages Lara and climbs to No. 2 spot

Jacques Kallis, the South African batsman, has upstaged Brian Lara, theWest Indian captain, by climbing to No

03-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Kallis still there as South Africa take it slow

South Africa failed to make the most of a perfect batting strip at Newlands, grafting to 247 for 4 on the first day of the third Test

02-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Smith: 'Kallis is unbelievable'

Graeme Smith quotes

02-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

A year to forget

The dark clouds that huddled over Kingsmead and ended the Boxing Day Test match against England provided some sort of silver lining at the end of a difficult year for South Africa in international cricket

31-Dec-2004•Telford Vice

Sublime Kallis puts South Africa on top

A masterful century from Jacques Kallis put South Africa firmly in control of the second Test on the second day at Durban as they raced to a lead of 193 runs

27-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

'It's good to perform against the best', says Kallis

A magnificent 162 from Jacques Kallis lifted South Africa from a dicey 116for 6 at the midpoint of their innings, to give them control of the second Test at Kingsmead

27-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller

Upwards on the learning curve

The series may have been lost in the end, but South Africa's tour of India was an important learning experience - both on and off the field - that will reap benefits further down the line

03-Dec-2004•Ken Borland

Harbhajan rocks South Africa on a wearing pitch

Harbhajan Singh exploited a wearing pitch superbly, taking 4 for 58, as South Africa struggled to 172 for 5 at close of play on the fourth day at Kolkata, an overall lead of only 66

01-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Kallis stands his ground

Ask any Indian supporter when the turning point of the game arrived andhe'll have little doubt

01-Dec-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Neil Manthorp

South Africa defend their batting stance

Discussions at the post-day press conference on day two revolved aroundthe merits of the different approaches to batting seen from South Africaand India, a difference that was starkly emphasized by Virender Sehwag'srattling innings in the afternoon

29-Nov-2004•Chandrahas Choudhury

Kallis almost certain to play

Jacques Kallis appears certain to play in the first Test match against India, which starts in Kanpur on Saturday

18-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Down on their luck

Wisden Cricinfo previews the runners and riders in Pool B of the Champions Trophy

08-Sep-2004

Sri Lanka complete the rout

Despite a brave fighting century from Jacques Kallis (101), South Africa suffered the double humiliation of a series whitewash and a record-equalling tenth successive defeat as Sri Lanka - courtesy of some high-octane batting in the morning, fine

31-Aug-2004•Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka overhaul an imposing total of 263

Sri Lanka did well to overhaul South Africa's total of 263 to win the first one-day international of this five-match series, at the Premadasa Stadium in Colombo

20-Aug-2004•Bulletin by Charlie Austin in Colombo

ICC panel unveils its award nominations

Australia's dominance of world cricket was confirmed when a Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden were nominated in three categories for the ICC inaugural awards

17-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

ICC panel unveil its award nominations

Andrew Flintoff's rise to superstardom was confirmed today by the ICC, who nominated him in all three senior categories for their inaugural awards ceremony, to be held at Alexandra Palace in London on Tuesday, September 7

17-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

ICC panel unveils its award nominations

17-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Rudolph wages a lone battle

Jacques Rudolph battled through the day, with 85 not out, to make sure that South Africa did not crumble despite losing regular wickets

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

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