Australia in South Africa

Tsolekile to captain inexperienced SA XI

Tsolekile hits out against Australia last month.
Jayawardene - philosophical about Wessels' remarks.

Jayawardene sees benefits in underdog tag

Mahela Jayawardene feels Sri Lanka will benefit from the lack of expectation on the forthcoming tour of South Africa.

Smith - making a statement.

Proteas lend support to unpaid Sri Lankans

South Africa's cricketers and their representatives have thrown their weight behind Sri Lanka's players on the issue of non-payment of match fees.

Harris - a big fan of Test cricket.

Harris: Two-Test series pointless

Australian fast bowler Ryan Harris believes that two-Test series are pointless and that the International Cricket Council needs to get their priorities right.

Bring on Sri Lanka...

Lonwabo Tsotsobe blog: Moving on

Proteas seamer Lonwabo Tsotsobe will be blogging for Cricket365 during the Test series against Australia and, in his final entry, looks back at a frustrating finish and the way forward.

Kirsten - happy with Proteas.

Kirsten satisfied with Proteas

South Africa coach Gary Kirsten is satisfied with the performance of his team despite watching them lose the second Test to Australia on Monday.

Musing The WeekA rather deep Kevin Pietersen hedges his bets, Michael Vaughan conveniently forgets the wretched run he once endured and Lalit Modi's phrase-a-day calendar pays off...

Good Week, Bad WeekThe Black Caps are on a roll, while poor form and injury have led Mitchell Johnson to change his priorities. It's our look back at the week that was...

"The 1990s feel like a disconnected reminiscence, and what's needed is for someone to tie the previous eras to the current one as a reminder of what Zimbabwe represent..."

mash says...

one reason people like dhoni . david hussey duminy bopara as hick ramprakash was before them cant play tests is the short ball. they nervous that they going to b hit. in odis they can put ther front foot...

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soapboxThe ball looks like a pea and the bat feels like a stick of rhubarb for Ian Bell these days, but his awful form is by no means the worst ever...