Gideon Haigh joins Jarrod Kimber to discuss Australia v South Africa, and the effect of white whites

Jarrod Kimber chats with Gideon Haigh on Rob Quiney, Graeme Smith's future, cricket balls and what's not-so-good about the Gabba

Robert Craddock, writing in the Daily Telegraph, says that Kallis is more dangerous when he is free from the burden of expectation

You make the hundred. You go crazy. The crowd roar. You celebrate with your batting partner. You acknowledge your family, team-mates and the crowd

When South Africa face Australia in the second Test in Adelaide, they have to be ready for the verbal duel, says Kepler Wessels in Supersport

Cricket Australia's high-performance manager Pat Howard said that selectors would consider a players all-round fitness before selecting the squad, and this is different from Shane Watson's statement

Cricket tours are like mazes - mazes of tunnels actually. Weeks are spent in a foreign country, discovering new things and working hard. The hours melt into days which spill over into weeks.

In the current South Africa-Australia series, the DRS has been called into service a few times but it hasn't been able to quell the debates over a few decisions. Rob Houwing, in Sports 24, rewinds to a controversial incident in 1998-99

Faf du Plessis, in his blog for Supersport, reflects on his immense innings that saved the Adelaide Test for South Africa