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Rabada ill and Jansen sore as Proteas pay the price

South Africa's bowlers have endured difficult days while Australia have taken hold of the Test decider, with Kagiso Rabada feeling ill and going wicketless.

AAP · 2h ago

Proteas reveal their verdict on Australia's toss call

Mitchell Starc's six wickets helped save Australia after the decision to bowl first, but South Africa have revealed they were surprised by the call.

AAP · Oct 27

How cricket is changing Cape Town's poorest township

In the heart of Cape Town where the long-lasting impacts of Apartheid are still being felt, cricket is helping to try to create generational change.

AAP · Oct 27

Best could still be ahead for Bavuma and South Africa

South Africa's big innings win over Australia at St George's Park was one of their best in history, but captain Temba Bavuma says even better could lay ahead.

AAP · Oct 22

Rabada returns to help Jansen bring the heat

South Africa got their bowling right against Australia on day four in Gqeberha, but they also brought a level of fire that had previously been missing.

AAP · Oct 21

Australia's capitulation leaves three at risk of axe

Australia are at serious risk of an embarrassing defeat to South Africa in the second Test, which could have selection ramifications for a number of players.

AAP · Oct 21

Captain's brilliance shows a week is a long time

It was only a week ago that Temba Bavuma was frustrated with his batting after a first loss as captain. Now he may have saved South Africa's series.

AAP · Oct 20

Australia rue Lyon absence in wake of Hazlewood illness

Josh Hazlewood's illness left Beau Webster playing a holding role for Australia in Gqeberha, while part-time spinners sent down 15 overs without Nathan Lyon.

AAP · Oct 20

Bavuma's ton of courage puts Australia on back foot

Temba Bavuma's captain's knock has taken South Africa to 9(dec)-425 on day three of the second Test, ending Australia's hopes of victory in Gqeberha.

AAP · Oct 20

We still have to bowl: Proteas pitch warning to Aussies

South Africa have insisted their batting should not be judged until Australia contend with a St George's Park wicket, which is already forming divots.

AAP · Oct 19