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West Indies on the rack as SA put the squeeze on

The nip and tuck nature of the Test series between the West Indies and South Africa continued in the fourth Test at the Antigua Recreation Ground on Saturday, as the tourists tigerishly defended a low first innings score and reduced the West Indies

07-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior

Pollock leads SA recovery on first day in Antigua

The West Indies missed a golden opportunity to roll over the South Africans for under 200 in their first innings as South Africa - and captain Shaun Pollock and Nicky Boje in particular - fought their way back into the fourth Test to close day one on

06-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior

Barbados Test still very much on

This third Test match is still very tight indeed

02-Apr-2001•Colin Croft

West Indies scramble to a draw in Third Test

An extraordinary day which saw both sides threaten to win the third Test but ultimately ended with a draw as the Kensington Oval again threw up a real nail-biter

02-Apr-2001•MWP

Another great day of Test cricket

Carl Hooper is 74 not out, his fourth Test half-century since being made captain, and his 22nd overall; the West Indies, battling hard to bring themselves back into this Third Test, are 252-5 at the close of a tremendously entertaining third day

01-Apr-2001•Colin Croft

Jacobs century leads West Indies fightback in Barbados

A maiden test century, the first by a West Indian against South Africa, from vice-captain and wicket-keeper Ridley Jacobs was the highlight of an oustanding - and initially somewhat bizarre - day of cricket in the third Test at the Kensington Oval

01-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior

Lara, Hooper lift the gloom

Brian Lara and Carl Hooper turned the gathering gloom at a packed Kensington Oval yesterday into flag-waving celebration with a partnership of exquisite strokeplay that pulled the West Indies from impending trouble

01-Apr-2001•Tony Cozier

Hooper and Lara breathe fresh life into West Indies

They are the stars of the West Indies batting line-up, and for 116 runs on Saturday they looked just that

31-Mar-2001•Marcus Prior

Hooper and Lara breathe fresh life into West Indies

They are the stars of the West Indies batting line-up, and for 116 runs on Saturday they looked just that

31-Mar-2001•Marcus Prior

Pollock century puts SA in charge of Third Test

Friday at the Kensington Oval was a day of bests, firsts and highests - all of them for South Africa - as the tourists took complete control of the third Test against the West Indies at the Kensington Oval

31-Mar-2001•Marcus Prior

Cullinan century equals things out in Barbados Test

Daryll Cullinan extended his South African record for test centuries to 14 as South Africa closed on 244-5 at stumps on day one of the third Test against the West Indies at the Kensington Oval on Thursday

29-Mar-2001•Marcus Prior

South Africa draw with Board XI

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, March 26 - To the surprise of absolutely nobody, South Africa drew their three-day warm-up match against a West Indies Cricket Board XI at the Kensington Oval on Monday

26-Mar-2001•Marcus Prior - MWP

Gibbs shows his class as South Africa opt for practise

South Africa added just 67 to their overnight 29 without loss in the first session as they squeezed the life out of their three-day game against a West Indies Cricket Board XI at the Kensington Oval on Monday

26-Mar-2001•Marcus Prior - MWP

Controversy hampers South African progress in Barbados

South Africa turned in a thoroughly disciplined and determined display on day two of their three-day match against a West Indies Cricket Board XI on Sunday put their noses in front in what has been a well-contested match

25-Mar-2001•Marcus Prior - MWP

Pollock lifts South Africa after early torment against Board XI

A calculated, counter-attacking captain's knock of 81 from Shaun Pollock saved South Africa from embarrassment on day one of their three-day match against a strong West Indies Cricket Board XI at the Kensington Oval

24-Mar-2001•Neil Manthorp - MWP

South Africa keep their nerve to win Second Test

South Africa won a dramatic second Test against the West Indies in Port of Spain on Wednesday when they bowled the home side out for 162 to record a 69-run triumph to take a one-nil lead in the five match series after the opening draw at the Bourda

21-Mar-2001•MWP

Second Test building towards gripping climax in Trinidad

A gripping final day in the second Test between West Indies and South Africa seems certain after the home side, chasing 232 for victory and a 1-0 lead, closed on 32-1 after dismissing the tourists for 287 in their second innings

20-Mar-2001•MWP

Walsh's day, but South Africans keep Test on even keel

Courtney Walsh produced a tidal wave of emotion by claiming his 500th Test wicket at the Queen's Park Oval in Trinidad on Monday but South Africa fought back yet again at the close of day three of the second Test to reach 130-2 by the close, an

19-Mar-2001•MWP

Day three - Walsh's day, again!

At about 18:20 GMT on March 19, 2001, Courtney Walsh, the tireless Jamaica and West Indies fast bowler, made more history by getting that unprecedented 500th Test wicket

19-Mar-2001•Colin Croft

West Indies, South Africa still deadlocked after day two

Seven days of tough, uncompromising Test cricket have failed to separate the West Indies and South Africa who still remain deadlocked after the home finished the second day of the second Test on 250-7 in reply to the tourists' first innings score of

18-Mar-2001•MWP

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