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Another coach derailed

Mickey Arthur's departure as South Africa coach is confirmation of where the power lies in the dressing room. Coaches might pick the team but they certainly don't have total control or accountability for team affairs

26-Jan-2010•John Stern

South Africa take the stats honours

The series was drawn 1-1, but South Africa took most of the stats honours, scoring more runs and centuries, taking more wickets, and averaging more with the bat

18-Jan-2010•S Rajesh

Strauss's absence sends the wrong message

Nobody can question that Strauss's role has been all-consuming, but now is not the time to rest

18-Jan-2010•Andrew Miller

'Want an argument for reviews? Put Harper on the field'

England seethed after they found Daryl Harper hadn't heard a nick off Graeme Smith's bat because the volume on his system was not turned up

18-Jan-2010•Cricinfo staff

Shared spoils of a memorable contest

18-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Swann emerges as talisman for unified England

Graeme Swann was England's standout player in this series, troubling South Africa's batsmen with dip, turn and determination even on unhelpful surfaces, while Alastair Cook, Paul Collingwood, Ian Bell and Stuart Broad all played valuable roles in England'

18-Jan-2010•Andrew Miller

Morkel's emergence biggest gain

Morne Morkel's evolution was the biggest gain for the hosts in this series, while Dale Steyn, Graeme Smith, Jacques Kallis and Mark Boucher rose to the occasion like true champions

18-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

Morkel and Steyn live up to their billing

The final Test at the Wanderers brought the thrilling combination of Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel terrorising England

17-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

Strauss rues missed opportunity

The end, when it came, was swift. England had no more fight left to give

17-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

Smith satisfied after justice is served

This was more like the South Africa who dominated world cricket through 2008 and rose to the top of the tree

17-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

Sidebottom admits to England's frustrations

England's mindset has been affected by the ongoing controversy surrounding the review system

16-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

England are battered in the Bullring

South Africa have buried England's hopes. Now only the weather can stop them

16-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

ECB stand reflects opposition to UDRS

It's the lack of technology that should be the crux of any further debate, not the gaining back of a lost review

16-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

Another captain's innings from Smith

In terms of producing the goods when his team needs a leading role there are few better than Smith

15-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan at the Wanderers

Harper howlers undermine UDRS

Not for the first time Daryl Harper has been caught at the centre of controversy over the Umpire Decision Review System

15-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan at the Wanderers

Onions' mystery omission

The South Africans could hardly believe their luck when they found out they wouldn't be facing the player who has twice denied them victory in this series

14-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

A collapse that had long been on the cards

The way England played suggested they'd read - and believed - quite a lot of the hype about the pitch

14-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

Steyn cashes in on timely change of luck

Steyn's performance summed up the nature of fast bowling. Enjoy the luck when it is with you

14-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Johannesburg

A mixed venue for both teams

A statistical preview to the fourth Test in Johannesburg, where both South Africa and England have average records

13-Jan-2010•Nitin Sundar

Test cricket strikes again

For all the pulsating, crowd-pleasing action they generate, fluctations in Test matches are beyond one-innings matches that remain limited in more than just the number of overs available

10-Jan-2010•Tony Cozier

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