Ashwell Prince

Telford Vice reviews South Africa's year of one high and many lows

Ashwell Prince has been South Africa's batting star in the first two Tests against India, scoring 97 in a lost cause at the Wanderers before coming up with a matchwinning 121 at Kingsmead

India need to introspect, especially when it comes to another dreadfully disappointing batting performance away from home

Ashwell Prince was up bright and early on Wednesday morning, and he said that the Ashes tussle at the MCG had played its part in inspiring a spirited South African tail-wag on day two

Rahul Dravid and Herschelle Gibbs spoke to the media at the end of a gruelling first day with the match interestingly poised

For someone derided by many as a quota selection when he made his debut nearly five years ago, Ashwell Prince has come a long way on a road that has been anything but straight and smooth

Graeme Smith spoke to the media after India's triumph at the Wanderers

India's triumph at the Wanderers was worthy enough to rank alongside their most famous wins, writes Dileep Premachandran

India stormed to one of their most memorable wins of all time amid historic scenes at the Wanderers, wrapping up a comprehensive 123-run victory on the fourth day of the first Test

Ashwell Prince will replace Boeta Dippenaar for the remaining two ODIs against India

The Cobras staged a dramatic late fightback to clinch an 18-run victory over the Warriors in the final of the MTN Domestic Championship at Cape Town

Ashwell Prince will lead the Rest of South Africa team against India on at Benoni on Thursday

Sam Collins rounds up all the domestic action in South Africa for the week ending November 5, 2006

Sam Collins rounds up all the domestic action in South Africa for the week ending November 5, 2006

Makhaya Ntini has been named one of South Africa's five Cricketers of the Year for a record fifth time

With the rain pouring down in the morning, South Africa's plans for the first game of the tri series against Sri Lanka were thrown into disarray

South Africa are facing an injury crisis ahead of the one-day tri-series against Sri Lanka and India on Monday, with three of their leading cricketers, Makhaya Ntini, Shaun Pollock and the captain, Mark Boucher, all nursing injuries

Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene heaved a sigh of relief after his team had beaten South Africa by one wicket in a nail-biting finish to win the second Test

Ashwell Prince, the South African captain, reckons that they have a competitive score to put Sri Lanka under pressure after being dismissed for 361 at the end of the first day of the first cricket Test in Colombo