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Pollock and Ntini rested for second Test

South Africa will be without their established new-ball pairing of Shaun Pollock and Makhaya Ntini when the second Test against Zimbabwe gets underway at Centurion on Friday

08-Mar-2005•Cricinfo staff

Pollock doubtful for second Test

Shaun Pollock is unlikely to participate in the second Test against Zimbabwe due to an ankle problem he sustained during the series against England

08-Mar-2005•Cricinfo staff

Outclassed Zimbabwe hung out to dry

Zimbabwe were routed for 54 in a little over a session on the opening day of the first Test at Newlands, nine runs short of their previous-lowest score in Tests

04-Mar-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Pollock to miss second one-dayer

Shaun Pollock has failed to recover from a long-term ankle injury, and will not participate in the second one-dayer against Zimbabwe in Durban on Sunday

26-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

Pollock to miss second ODI

Shaun Pollock will miss South Africa's second one-day international against Zimbabwe at Durban, to allow more time for his injured ankle to heal

26-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

Kallis to be rested for Zimbabwe ODIs

Jacques Kallis will be rested for the three one-day internationals against Zimbabwe, which start on February 25 at Johannesburg

18-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

South Africa climb the ICC one-day rankings

South Africa's 4-1 series victory over England has enabled them to address their decline in the ICC One-Day Championship table

14-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

Prince trumps Pietersen to secure SA victory

Ashwell Prince overcame a testing spell from Steve Harmison, and Jacques Kallis continued to tick off the runs in his own unhurried manner, as South Africa survived a mid-innings blip to secure a comfortable three-wicket victory

13-Feb-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Last act in a compressed carnival of crcket

After the Durban drizzle decided the series - it's still 3-1 to South Africa with just one to play - the final match at Centurion won't quite be the nailbiting occasion the marketing men would have hoped for

12-Feb-2005•The preview by Steven Lynch

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

England wobble among the storms

England ended a rain-blighted third day at Centurion on 114 for 4 in reply to South Africa's 247

23-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Hoggard's super seven launches England to victory

Matthew Hoggard stepped out of the shadows with an outstanding display of swing bowling to lead England to a dramatic 77-run victory on the final day of the fourth Test at Johannesburg

17-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Trescothick's ton boosts England on a fluctuating day

A compelling fourth Test continued to swing this way and that on the fourth day at Johannesburg

16-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Pollock rues lost initiative

Second day South African quotes

14-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

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

'It's up to individuals to show more patience'

Fletcher: sour-faced © Getty Images As if England's impending defeat was not enough to dampen the spirits in the dressing-room, the news that Andrew Flintoff was suffering from "discomfort in his left side" was the last thing they needed

05-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller

Pollock cleared to play

Shaun Pollock, the South African allrounder, has been passed fit to play in the third Test against England that starts this Sunday at Cape Town

31-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

Darkness - and de Villiers - thwart England at Durban

Darkness drove the players from the field just before 4.30pm at Durban - around half-an-hour before the scheduled close - handing South Africa a lifeline after England had seemed certain to wrap up the match, and with it a 2-0 lead

30-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

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

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