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Jacobs and Samuels take fifth Test away from South Africa

A rollicking undefeated 67 from Ridley Jacobs and a superb half-century from 20 year-old Marlon Samuels ensured that the West Indies capitalised on their strong overnight position to virtually bat South Africa out of the fifth Test at Sabina Park on

21-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior

Going out with a bang?

Courtney Walsh could dare we say should have his wish after all

21-Apr-2001•Tony Cozier

Bowlers give West Indies the edge in final Test

Just when they were being written off

20-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior

West Indies stumble again

Ricky Skerritt would have taken in a healthy monetary collection after the first day of the fifth and final Test yesterday

20-Apr-2001•Tony Cozier

Walsh aims to bow out on a high against South Africa

Courtney Walsh looks set to retire from Test match cricket after the fifth and final test of West Indies' series with South Africa

19-Apr-2001•Sean Beynon

South Africa keen to make it 3-0 in Jamaica

The series may be won, but don't anyone tell the South Africans that the fifth Test against the West Indies which begins at Sabina Park on Thursday is any less important than the four which have preceded it

19-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior

Rhodes hopes to be back in his whites in Jamaica

Jonty Rhodes, may have retired from Test cricket, but the busy middle-order batsman and mercurial fielder hopes to be wearing white this weekend during the fifth and final Test against the West Indies at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica

19-Apr-2001•Patrick Compton

South Africa take control of fifth Test in Jamaica

The South Africans had made it clear before this Test match, if anyone was willing to hear

19-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior

Walsh's hopes on farewell Test win

For one reason or another, and with proper justification, Courtney Walsh has been a shining light in the gloom that has continued to envelop West Indies cricket this past year

19-Apr-2001•Tony Cozier

Garrick a late inclusion in WI Test XI

The West Indies selectors, Mike Findlay, Joel Garner, Joey Carew, Roger Harper and captain Carl Hooper, dropped a bombshell on Wednesday afternoon

18-Apr-2001•Colin Croft

South Africa lose an early wicket in Jamaica

South Africa were 49-1 at lunch on day one of two against Jamaica at Jarrett Park in Montego Bay after winning the toss and deciding bat

15-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior MWP

South Africa struggle to come to terms with tight Jamaica bowling

South Africa struggled to come to terms with some disciplined and determined bowling as they slumped to 132-6 against Jamaica at tea on day one of two at Jarrett Park In Montego Bay

15-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior MWP

South Africa dismiss Vice-Chancellor' XI cheaply at Montserrat

South Africa dismissed the University of the West Indies Vice-Chancellor's XI for 218 from 47.5 overs in their one-day game at the picturesque but tiny Salem Oval in Montserrat on Thursday

12-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior MWP

South Africans keep heads in Montserrat

South Africa kept their heads and ultimately ran out comfortable five wicket victors over the Vice Chancellor's XI at the beautiful Salem Oval in Montserrat on Thursday, the tourists winning with 12 balls to spare

12-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior MWP

To the victors, the kudos

It was wonderful while it lasted, but it probably was too much too late, or too little too late, whichever way one wants to take it

11-Apr-2001•Colin Croft

South Africa wrap up series despite Lara's brilliance

After a couple of hiccups and stumbles on a nervous final day, South Africa duly completed an historic 82-run victory over the West Indies at the Antigua Recreation Ground to become just the second side in 27 years to win a Test series in the

10-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior

Don't hold your breath expecting the West Indies to survive

Nicky Boje, South Africa's left-arm orthodox spinner, who has been getting considerable turn from this four-day old pitch, probably holds the key to the final day

10-Apr-2001•Colin Croft

Fourth Test becomes war of attrition

The third day of this fourth Test match has turned the game into something of a war of attrition

09-Apr-2001•Colin Croft

West Indies face uphill battle to save Fourth Test

A captain is judged by many things, not least his ability to lead by example

09-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior

Slow going as SA build lead in Antigua

This was not an advertisement for Test cricket, not even a bad one

08-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior

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