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South African one-day squad swells to 14

In yet another demonstration of selectorial indecision, Graeme Smith has been called up to join a South African squad that now numbers 14 for the fourth Standard Bank one-day international against Australia in Bloemfontein on Saturday

28-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Australian last-wicket pair snatch tie in Potchefstroom

Australia's last wicket pair of Jimmy Maher and Nathan Hauritz snatched a remarkable tie in the third Standard Bank One-Day International in Potchefstroom on Wednesday after South Africa seemed set to take their first victory of the series

27-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Warne and Bevan to miss Potch ODI

Shane Warne and Michael Bevan will both miss Australia's bid to take a 3-0 lead in the Standard Bank one-day series match against South Africa in Potchefstroom on Wednesday

26-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

No-confidence vote for South African selectors

If coach Graham Ford isn't sacked before August, the first casualties of South Africa's disastrous campaign against Australia this summer will be Rushdi Magiet's panel of national selectors

26-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Ponting shows he's got captaincy clues

Ricky Ponting has wasted no time making his mark on the Australian one-day captaincy and has clearly learned well from Steve Waugh's leadership manual.

25-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

Australia read from same script to take second ODI

With only a few minor alterations, Australia and South Africa read from a script first used at the Wanderers last Friday

24-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Bevan and Harvey to miss second ODI

Already without Shane Warne for the second Standard Bank one-day international against South Africa at SuperSport Park on Sunday, Australia will also be missing Michael Bevan and Ian Harvey

23-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Bevan and Harvey to sit out SuperSport Park ODI with minor injuries

Australia has named a twelve-man squad for the second Standard Bank one-day international against South Africa on its Travelex Tour, to be played at Centurion Park on Sunday 24 March, it was announced today

23-Mar-2002•Media Release

Australia take first ODI despite Klusener's late charge

Australia put last week's wobble at Kingsmead quickly behind them with a 19-run victory over South Africa in the opening Standard Bank One-Day International at the Wanderers on Friday

22-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Big boots for Ponting to fill

Last Friday in Durban, Steve Waugh and Mark Boucher went out at Kingsmead for the toss at the start of the third Test

21-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Warne to miss first two ODIs against South Africa

Australia's champion legspinner Shane Warne will miss the first two Standard Bank One-Day Internationals against South Africa with a hamstring strain, it was learned on Thursday night

21-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

South Africa finally find the spirit to match Australia

Reflecting on South Africa's five-wicket victory over Australia at Kingsmead on Monday, acting captain Mark Boucher made a revealing admission

18-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Hall, Telemachus recalled to South African one-day squad

Roger Telemachus and Andrew Hall have been recalled to the South African squad for the Standard Bank One-Day International Series against Australia which starts at the Wanderers on Friday

18-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Aggressive batting key to big run chases: Waugh

Steve Waugh said aggressive batting had been the reason Australia and South Africa had reeled off two of the highest successful run chases in Test cricket in the last seven days.

18-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

Third Test in the balance at Kingsmead

Some 66 overs into South Africa's second innings Australia found inspiration under Durban's blazing sun from an unlikely quarter

17-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Turn to shine for Hauritz

It may have been a popular refrain 12 months ago but predictions of Australia's impending decline don't really look like materialising right now

17-Mar-2002•John Polack

Lee ready to test the speed camera again

Brett Lee has backed South Africa's controversial speed guns by declaring he is bowling faster than at any time during his eventful career as the Test series winds down.

17-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

Kingsmead Test seesaws through amazing second day

The third Castle Lager/MTN Test match see-sawed through its second day at Kingsmead on Saturday at such a furious pace that at times it was difficult to keep up with it

16-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Ponting shows leadership with the bat

Ricky Ponting showed more leadership qualities with the bat by helping cover for another mixed return from the Waugh brothers in the third cricket Test against South Africa in Durban.

16-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

Cruel blow for Kirsten as South Africa share day one with Australia at Kingsmead

South African opener Gary Kirsten will have left Kingsmead in a foul mood on Friday evening after losing his wicket one ball before play was called off for bad light at the end of the first day's play in the third and final Castle Lager/MTN Test

15-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

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