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Smith won't underestimate Zimbabwe

Graeme Smith has said that his South African team will not be taking Zimbabwe lightly when their two-Test series gets underway at Cape Town tomorrow (March 4)

03-Mar-2005•Cricinfo staff

Kallis to be rested for Zimbabwe ODIs

Jacques Kallis will be rested for the three one-day internationals against Zimbabwe, which start on February 25 at Johannesburg

18-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

Prince trumps Pietersen to secure SA victory

Ashwell Prince overcame a testing spell from Steve Harmison, and Jacques Kallis continued to tick off the runs in his own unhurried manner, as South Africa survived a mid-innings blip to secure a comfortable three-wicket victory

13-Feb-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Smith takes advantage of England errors

Graeme Smith became the first South African captain to score a one-day international century, and in the process laid the ghosts of his run-out on 99 against Sri Lanka two years ago, to carry his side into a winning position in the third ODI at Port

04-Feb-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

A few surprises in an unpredictable tour

By the end of an incredible five Tests in six weeks, there was hardly a player on either side who had not been baked half to death by the unrelenting itinerary

26-Jan-2005•Marks out of Ten by Andrew Miller

Vaughan leads the fightback after a clatter of wickets

A spirited fightback by England - Michael Vaughan and Steve Harmison piled on 82 for the ninth wicket - was ended when the umpires took the players off the field for bad light once again

14-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

South Africa turn the screw

South Africa took a match-winning grip on the third day of the Test at Cape Town, blowing away England's last six wickets before lunch and, after deciding not to enforce the follow on, reaching 184 for 3 by the close - a lead of 462

04-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

South Africa seize the advantage

After five sessions of fairly uneventful fare, the Cape Town Test exploded into life in the late-afternoon sunshine as South Africa struck four times to leave England tottering on 95 for 4 in reply to their 441

03-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Sublime Kallis puts South Africa on top

A masterful century from Jacques Kallis put South Africa firmly in control of the second Test on the second day at Durban as they raced to a lead of 193 runs

27-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

England's batsmen reap what they sow

England would happily have accepted a first-innings total of 425, if it had been offered to them in the immediate aftermath of their drubbing against South Africa A

19-Dec-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller in Port Elizabeth

The legacy of positive discrimination

Mark Boucher's politically-motivated exclusion from the South African Test team has reopened the debate on whether the country's determination to transform the demographics of its sports teams is fair or right

14-Dec-2004•Neil Manthorp

Upwards on the learning curve

The series may have been lost in the end, but South Africa's tour of India was an important learning experience - both on and off the field - that will reap benefits further down the line

03-Dec-2004•Ken Borland

'Any score is chaseable' - Wright

At the press conference after the fourth day's play, John Wright said that the result of the Kolkata Test would now depend on how well India played

01-Dec-2004•Chandrahas Choudhury

India inch past South Africa

India's batsmen struggled against some disciplined South African bowling on the third day of the second Test at Kolkata but managed to secure a 54-run lead

30-Nov-2004•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

The attacking intent

With the series at stake, South Africa's bowlers summoned up reserves of grit and discipline that they have often lacked in recent forays abroad

30-Nov-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran at Eden Gardens

A terrible indictment of Indian cricket

South Africa will undoubtedly leave Green Park the happier of the two sides after a mind-numbingly tedious game illuminated only by the incandescence of Virender Sehwag's strokeplay

24-Nov-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran

No magic solution in sight

A dozen years ago South Africa were a team with few stars, and only one man who knew anything at all about playing Test cricket

23-Nov-2004•Neil Manthorp

Gambhir whets India's appetite

After a summer and autumn of discontent, India's cricket team can put their feet up this evening, safe in the knowledge that the opening-batting conundrum appears to be nearer a solution - on placid home pitches at least

21-Nov-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran

Western Province Boland complete innings victory

Western Province Boland completed their first win in SuperSport league of 2004-05 to move up the table

31-Oct-2004•Keith Lane

Zoysa inspires 37-run win

Nuwan Zoysa celebrated the last day of his bachelorhood - he gets married tomorrow before the team's departure to Dambulla - with a stump-flying career-best five-wicket burst that decimated South Africa at the Premadasa Stadium

22-Aug-2004•Bulletin by Charlie Austin in Colombo

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