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South Africa look to downplay Kallis's absence

Omar Henry, South Africa's convenor of selectors, said that South Africa would cope with the loss of allrounder Jacques Kallis for the first npower Test against England at Edgbaston starting on Thursday (July 24)

22-Jul-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Kallis's father dies

Jacques Kallis's father, Henry, has died at his home in Cape Town aged 65, after a four-month battle with lung cancer

21-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Kallis could still make first Test

Jacques Kallis could still play in the first Test against England at Edgbaston on Thursday even if he arrives back in the country only 24 hours before the game

18-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

South African cricket plunging the depths

Where is South African cricket going

16-Jul-2003•Keith Lane

Smith wants to inflict psychological scars on England

Graeme Smith, who had once complained about Australia's sledging, has begun to play games of mental disintegration himself

07-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Kallis keen on Glamorgan return

Jacques Kallis has expressed his desire to play for Glamorgan again

07-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Moving and immoveable

One of the greatest mysteries of the recent World Cup, along with the devastating losses of form of Mahela Jayawardene and Inzamam-ul-Haq, was the utter anonymity of Jacques Kallis

03-Jul-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Bowlers make impact on world one-day rankings

Fortunes may be about to change for New Zealand in one-day international cricket if the latest rankings are any guide

01-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

'New perspective in my life'

Jacques Kallis hit his second century in as many days as he anchored South Africa to an emotional win against Zimbabwe

30-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Hundreds from Solanki and Trescothick sink South Africa

Man of the Match Vikram Solanki is congratulated by Marcus Trescothick on reaching his maiden England hundred England wobbled in the final furlong, but superb hundreds from Marcus Trescothick and Vikram Solanki - his first in England colours

27-Jun-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Western Province and Griqualand West to meet in the Standard Bank Cup Final

Western Province and Griqualand West will make their way to Newlands on 15 January to contest the Standard Bank Cup limited overs final after winning their respective semi-finals against Border and Boland

10-Jan-2003•Keith Lane

Pollock carries weight of South Africa into World Cup

With the announcement of the final squad of 15 who will represent South Africa at the 2003 ICC World Cup, captain Shaun Pollock will carry the hopes of the hosting nation on his shoulders when the opening game against West Indies starts at Newlands

29-Dec-2002•Keith Lane

Weather does not dampen Kallis hundred

Rain, a slow pitch and bad light could not stop Jacques Kallis from scoring his eleventh, and first against Pakistan, Test hundred as South Africa took the honours on day one of the First Castle Lager/MTN Test ending on 250 for five wickets in an

26-Dec-2002•Keith Lane

Bangladesh in danger of being forced to follow-on

Bangladesh are in danger of following-on after South Africa, declaring at 529/4, reduced the visitors to 153/7, still 176 runs behind the follow-on target

19-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Australia out of VB Series despite 33-run win in Perth

Australia won the battle but lost the war at the WACA on Sunday, beating South Africa by 33 runs, but failing to bag the bonus point that would have earned them a place in the VB Series finals

03-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Australia out of VB Series despite 33-run win in Perth

Australia won the battle but lost the war at the WACA on Sunday, beating South Africa by 33 runs, but failing to bag the bonus point that would have earned them a place in the VB Series finals

02-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Kallis bats South Africa into winning position in Second Test

Never a batsman prone to wild abandon, Jacques Kallis slowly, steadily but ever so surely dragged the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match away from India on the third day at St George's Park on Sunday

18-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

Huge total gives South Africa 153-run over Zimbabwe in Bulawayo ODI

South Africa put Zimbabwe to the sword at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo on Sunday, hammering an awesome 363 for the loss of just three wickets against a helpless Zimbabwean bowling line-up, before going on to win the match by 153 runs

23-Sep-2001•John Ward

Bulawayo Test drawn despite late flurry

The Second Test match at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo unexpectedly sprang to life in the final session as South Africa, 100 runs ahead, caught Zimbabwe on a pitch that appeared suddenly to have crumbled at one end

18-Sep-2001•John Ward

South Africa take Harare Test despite Flower's heroics

Andy Flower became only the second batsman in Test history, after Jimmy Sinclair of South Africa against England in 1898/99, to score more than half his team's entire run aggregate in both innings of a Test match when his side was bowled out twice

11-Sep-2001•John Ward

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