by Trevor Chesterfield As South Africa remained at the head of the International Cricket Council’s limited overs log after a 3-2 series win over injury-hit Australia, reality has set in over a question of the legality of Johan...

South Africa have so far achieved the unimaginable, even by their own standards. Now as they take on Australia in another dead rubber on this tour, they aim to hit the top spot, without their key personnel. After a sumptuous feast that...

Count on South Africa to pull another one out of the hat! There are identical patterns in victory and in defeat, even for South Africa. But the signs are encouraging as Australia realized there is still something in the tank of this...

by Trevor Chesterfield What is amazing has been the Australian public’s reaction. Three years ago, racial slurs taunted the team as they lost the series 2-0. ‘We were wondering, where were you guys three years ago, when we were...

by Veena Gabriel Yes, it is a fact, Matthew Hayden the great Cricketer on the 10th position of all time Greats in the ICC list, respects our firebrand Bowler Harbhajjan. Hayden praised Bhajji for looking after and caring for...

by Trevor Chesterfield Winning Tests in Australia are far from easy. Few teams have accomplished it with lasting success. In 1994, South Africa based their New Year narrow victory on the bowling efforts largely of Fanie de Villiers and...

The roller used before the South Africans came out to bat on the fourth day after tea could have seen the match end right there at the SCG, so believes Ian Chappell. Ian Chappell was on air when the roller was doing its job when the ground...

Mark Boucher, whose eighty-seven helped South Africa reduce the gap between first innings score of Australia and South Africa, has slammed the pitch preparations in Sydney. Boucher is apparently unhappy with the cracks on the pitch at the SCG...

The third day at Sydney ended virtually the way most third days did, with Australia losing grip on their hold on the match and subsequently, the series. But this time the anguish as Mark Boucher yelled on losing his wicket said it all....

There is a sense of despondency and it is palpable. How heavily the skipper’s presence on the field was can be told by how badly it is missed when he is conspicuous by his absence. South Africa still have the stomach for the fight. But...