De Kock ton highlights day three
Quinton de Kock (104) scored his second Test century to help SA post 326 at the end of their innings on day three. Australia closed the day on 121-2, trailing by 120.
Abbott's unplayable delivery
Kyle Abbott’s delivery to David Warner was so good, that even Warner was stunned by it.
Magic from Fanie
In light of Australia’s batting collapse on Saturday, here’s another one in 1994 that sealed a famous five-run victory in Sydney.
History awaits in Hobart
The Proteas aim for a third-consecutive series victory against Australia Down Under. Relive their last series win in 2012.
New Test, new challenge – Elgar
Dean Elgar says the Proteas need to adjust to the new conditions in Hobart as they aim for a third-consecutive series victory Down Under.
Philander's debut
On this day five years ago, Australia were bowled out for 47, as debutant Vernon Philander took 5-15.
Catch or no catch?
Media have labelled England batsman Joe Root’s dismissal as a ‘Herschelle Gibbs’ catch.
Tour Diaries: A win at the Waca
The Proteas held on to their unbeaten record at the Waca in a dominant performance against Australia.
Triple-threat Saturday
The Proteas, the Springboks and Bafana Bafana will be in action on Saturday on a proudly South African sporting weekend.
Abbott or Morkel?
Proteas coach Russell Domingo discusses his bowling options ahead of the second Test in Hobart on Saturday.
SA 1-0 up as KG dominates
Kagiso Rabada takes 5-92 as the Proteas win the first Test by 177 runs to extend their unbeaten run in Perth.
Bavuma's run-out explained
Mark Taylor and Ian Healy analyse Temba Bavuma’s amazing run-out which removed David Warner on 35 on day four at the Waca.
We must keep focus – Langeveldt
Proteas bowling coach Charl Langeveldt says SA must stay focused to prevent complacency on the final day at the Waca.
Rabada torments Voges
Kagiso Rabada displayed a tremendous piece of fast bowling for his wicket-maiden over, in which he dismissed Adam Voges.
Bavuma's incredible run out
Relive Temba Bavuma’s sensational run out to remove the dangerous David Warner.
