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Terbrugge in, Klusener cut from Kingsmead Test XI

David Terbrugge will play his first Test match since 1999 when he takes the new ball against Australia in the third and final Castle Lager/MTN Test match starting at Kingsmead on Friday

14-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Warne riding wave of success with match-winning show

Shane Warne has pleaded for some recovery time on the beach in Durban after transforming his 100th Test into the most memorable match of his career.

13-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

Ponting coy over match-clinching ton

Ricky Ponting's dramatic century in Cape Town had the leadership hallmarks of a future Test skipper but he's reluctant to see it that way.

13-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

South African fast bowler David Terbrugge to have fitness test

South African fast bowler David Terbrugge will be given the once over by physiotherapist Craig Smith on Thursday to ensure that he is fit enough to play in the third and final Castle Lager/MTN Test match against Australia starting at Kingsmead on

13-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Marathon Warne performance proves he could win title race

The slimmer Shane Warne has shown he could yet beat Muttiah Muralitharan to Test cricket's most treasured bowling record with his marathon performance in his 100th Test.

12-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

South Africa recall Klusener and Terbrugge for third Test

Lance Klusener and David Terbrugge have won recalls to a 12-man squad as South Africa try to bolster their bowling for the third and last Castle Lager/MTN Test match against Australia starting at Kingsmead in Durban on Friday

12-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Australia still top of the pile after clinching series at Newlands

All things considered, Australia could hardly have picked a better way to finish the match, clinch the series and retain the World Test Championship title

12-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Australia have noses in front going into last day at Newlands

Justin Langer and Matthew Hayden battered open the door to a series-clinching Australian victory in the second Castle Lager/MTN Test against South Africa at Newlands, crunching a 102-run opening stand to leave the tourists requiring exactly 200 to

11-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Gilchrist happy at No.7

Adam Gilchrist wants to remain Australia's No.7 batsman even though he has moved into territory surpassed only by Don Bradman.

10-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

Spirited South Africa make a fight of it at Newlands

Three days into a pivotal second Test match and South Africa appear to have rediscovered the fighting spirit so sadly absent from their cricket for much of this summer

10-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Gilchrist towers above Newlands Test

With South Africa as competitive as at any stage this summer, the second day of the second Test match at Newlands contained just about everything: aggressive Australian batting, a collapse and a 100th wicket for South Africa's Paul Adams

09-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Lee breaks speed gun record

Brett Lee bowled the fastest delivery ever recorded by speed gun, clocking 157.4 kilometres per hour (kph) with a ball to South Africa's Jacques Kallis on the first morning of the Second Test in Cape Town.

08-Mar-2002•CricInfo

Brett Lee, the world's fastest bowler?

Australia's Brett Lee has emerged from Shoaib Akhtar's shadow as the undisputed fastest bowler in the world and the fastest recorded bowler in modern times

08-Mar-2002•Eddie Smith and Peter Robinson

Hall makes his mark, but Australia hold the upper hand

During the past four years Andrew Hall has been shot in the hand at point-blank range by a mugger and, just two months ago, been driven around in his own car with a gun pointed at his head by two hijackers

08-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Waugh promises to target reluctant Boucher

Captain Steve Waugh will order a full mental assault on key South Africans Mark Boucher and Jacques Kallis tomorrow when Australia faces the crippled Proteas in the second Test in Cape Town.

07-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

MacGill included in squad for Newlands Test

Stuart MacGill has replaced Andy Bichel in the only change to Australia's twelve-man squad for the Second Test against South Africa starting in Cape Town tomorrow.

07-Mar-2002•www.baggygreen.com.au

South African captain Boucher upbeat ahead of second Test

For someone who has the task of lifting his side to what would be one of the most improbable Test victories in history, South African captain Mark Boucher was remarkably chipper on the eve of the second Test match against Australia starting at

07-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Boucher to captain South Africa, Gauteng suspend Cullinan

Mark Boucher will again step in to take over the captaincy of the South African side for the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match against Australia which starts at Newlands on Friday

06-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Cullinan snubs South African Test team, Pollock extremely doubtful starter

Just 24 hours after winning a Test recall, Daryll Cullinan turned his back on the South African team by pulling out of the side for the second Test against Australia at Newlands after failing to agree terms with the United Cricket Board

05-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Statement issued by Daryll Cullinan

the UCB has refused to offer me a contract and has further failed to provide any reasons for this refusal

05-Mar-2002•Statement

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