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Glorious Gibbs gives South Africa control

An astonishing display of non-stop shotmaking from Herschelle Gibbs blazed South Africa into command against England, on the first day of the fifth npower Test match at The Oval

03-Sep-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld

Kirsten postpones retirement

Gary Kirsten has gone back on his plan to retire from international cricket, and now insists that Thursday's fifth Test against England at The Oval will not be his swansong

02-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

'South Africa will win 3-1'

Allan Donald might no longer be an active Test cricketer, but he will always be a passionate South African

02-Sep-2003•Exclusive interview by Telford Vice

Double-century for Kallis

South Africa warmed up nicely for the series decider against England at The Oval on Thursday, by enjoying much the better of their rain-affected tour match at Derby

30-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Thorpe back at last

Graham Thorpe has been recalled to the England squad for the fifth npower Test against South Africa, which starts at The Oval on Thursday (Sept 4)

30-Aug-2003•Steven Lynch

England delay squad announcement

England have delayed naming their squad for the fifth and final npower Test against South Africa at The Oval, after their preparations were hampered by a number of fitness concerns

29-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Kallis in control as Havell unsettles South Africa

A day to remember, an innings to forget: Paul Havell traps Graeme Smith lbw for 9, his first first-class wicket © AFP What should have been a gentle workout for South Africa's top-order batsmen was scuppered by a bowler with just one

29-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Vaughan slammed by county chairman

Michael Vaughan's comments in the aftermath of the Headingley defeat, that the county system was largely to blame for the national side's weaknesses, have been criticised by John Elliott, the chairman of Worcestershire

27-Aug-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Expediency is the order of the day

Marcus Trescothick: time to reassess his opener's role

27-Aug-2003•by Andrew Miller

Vaughan under the cosh

Needlessly coming off for bad light, their failure to finish off South Africa when they were down, their woeful bowling and careless batting ... the list of England's disasters in the Headingley Test goes on and on

26-Aug-2003•The Paper Round by Freddie Auld

Outbatted, outbowled ... and out-thought

It didn't take long - less than an hour of a gentle workout for South Africa to polish off England's resistance on the fifth morning at Headingley

25-Aug-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Steven Lynch

Vaughan: 'We have to regroup'

Michael Vaughan : "Over the five days, South Africa were more disciplined and played smarter cricket than we did

25-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Kirsten urged to rethink retirement decision

Gary Kirsten is being urged to rethink his decision to retire from Test cricket following his Man of the Match-winning performance at Headingley

25-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Kallis grabs six as England go down with a whimper

Man of the morning: Jacques Kallis leads South Africa off after blowing England away with 6 for 54 It took South Africa less than an hour to complete a comprehensive 191-run victory over England on the final day of the fourth Test at

25-Aug-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Hussain doubtful for Oval Test after breaking toe

Nasser Hussain is doubtful for the final Test at The Oval after breaking his toe while batting against South Africa at Headingley on Saturday

25-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Vaughan hits out at lack of 'mental toughness' in domestic game

Michael Vaughan has slammed England's domestic structure for consistently failing to produce players "mentally tough enough" for international cricket

25-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

South Africans caught short

Andrew Hall once survived a brutal point-blank shooting at a Johannesburg cashpoint - it's little wonder he has an easy-going attitude to the game of cricket

24-Aug-2003•Spot of the moment by Andrew Miller

A question of desire

This evening's resistance notwithstanding, England are sliding headlong towards another comprehensive defeat

24-Aug-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Ngam on the comeback trail

Fast bowling aficionados everywhere, and South African supporters in general, would have winced with deja vu at the pained departure of Monde Zondeki from Headingley on Friday

24-Aug-2003•by Telford Vice

Kirsten and Kallis give South Africa the edge

Gary Kirsten edged South Africa's nose in front in an intriguing two-horse race as they closed on 164 for 5 - a valuable lead of 199 - after England crumbled to 307 soon after lunch on the third day of the fourth npower Test at Headingley

23-Aug-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld

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