Australia opener Cameron Bancroft led the way in the second innings as he scored his second Test fifty
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South Africa put up a brilliant fight on the third day in Durban, but Australia still hold the upper hand as they extended their lead to a mammoth 402.
Mitchell Starc finished with figures of 5-34 off 10.4 overs
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Australia left South Africa in shambles on the second day in Durban courtesy of left-arm seamer Mitchell Starc’s five-wicket haul and all-rounder Mitchell Marsh’s superb 96.
Keshav Maharaj led South Africa to victory with his brilliant five-for
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South Africa needed less than two days to triumph in the first-ever four-day Test match as they pummelled Zimbabwe by an innings and 120 runs in Port Elizabeth.
Keshav Maharaj became the joint second-fastest South African spinner to take 50 Test wickets
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Keshav Maharaj speared through Bangladesh’s batting line-up on the final day of the first Test in Potchefstroom to lead South Africa to a 333-run win.
Keshav Maharaj was South Africa’s most successful bowler with three wickets
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Bangladesh will be ruing not putting up a better performance with the bat in their first innings as it allowed South Africa to retain control of the first Test by taking a 230-run lead going into the fourth day.
South Africa celebrate after securing a convincing win
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South Africa’s bowlers worked as a cohesive unit to demolish England by 340 runs on the fourth day of the second Test at Trent Bridge and level the series at 1-1.
South Africa’s bowlers were all over England on the second day
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A superb bowling performance by South Africa led to them taking a 205-run lead over England at the end of the second day of the second Test at Trent Bridge.
Rabada was named Man of the Match for his figures of 4-39 off nine overs
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Kagiso Rabada wreaked havoc on England’s batting line-up with a four-wicket haul, while opener Hashim Amla scored 55 to lead South Africa to a comfortable seven-wicket win in the third ODI at Lord’s.
Steyn will not represent South Africa at the Champions Trophy
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Veteran pace bowler Dale Steyn failed to make the cut for South Africa’s Champions Trophy squad as he will continue his recovery from a shoulder injury.
Maharaj finished with career-best figures of 6-40 off 20.2 overs
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Keshav Maharaj bamboozled New Zealand with his spin bowling, so much so that he ended up with career-best figures and guided South Africa to an eight-wicket win on the third day in Wellington.
