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Stokes crowned Wisden's leading cricketer in the world
He is the first England player to receive the honour since Andrew Flintoff in 2005.
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Lungi Ngidi: I'm trying to keep my confidence going
Lungi Ngidi produced a match-winning performance at the death to help the Proteas defeat England by just one run in the first T20 international at Buffalo Park, East London.
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Ngidi snatches victory for Proteas in first T20
Proteas bowler Lungi Ngidi produced a match-winning performance at the death to help the Proteas beat England by just one run in the first T20 international.
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Proteas draw first blood in ODI series as they trounce England by 7 wickets
After a drubbing in the Test series, the Proteas, led by new captain Quinton de Kock, drew first blood in emphatic style in the first of three one-day internationals in Cape Town on Tuesday.
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England's Broad fined after 'audible obscenity' in South Africa Test
Broad was cited by the match officials after Monday's incident in Johannesburg, when he approached South Africa captain Faf du Plessis and used 'inappropriate language'.
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England thump South Africa in fourth Test to win series 3-1
Needing a world record 466 to win, South Africa battled hard with Rassie van der Dussen top-scoring with a gritty 98 but England's pace attack dismissed them for 274.
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England set SA 466 to win as Hendricks takes 5 on debut
Vernon Philander joined Quinton de Kock at the crease hoping to show some of the fights that Anrich Nortje spoke about after his 5 wicket haul on day two.
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Tail-end assault puts England on course for series win
South Africa, needing a win to level the series, were 11 for no wicket in reply at tea.
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Root hopes for captaincy highlight with series victory
England began the tour in mid-December with 10 players as well as support staff suffering from a mystery virus. Further setbacks followed after batsman Rory Burns and fast bowler James Anderson returned home injured.
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Rabada surprised by ban, sorry for letting team down
Kagiso Rabada’s sanction related to an incident on the first day of the test last Thursday.
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England win third Test to go 2-1 up against South Africa
It gave them a 2-1 lead in the four-match series and retention of the Basil d’Oliveira Trophy for Test match competition between the two countries.
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Paterson could make Test debut as SA mull options
Paterson, 30, has previously played limited overs internationals for South Africa and captain Faf Du Plessis hinted he could be in line for a Test debut, though he stressed no decision had been made yet.
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No changes to Proteas team despite defeat
The starting team from the Cape Town test, which England won in a thrilling finish, plus bowler Dane Paterson, will travel to Port Elizabeth for the third test, which starts on Thursday.
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Anderson out of England's final two Tests in South Africa
James Anderson sustained the problem on the final day of the second Test and MRI scans on Wednesday confirmed he won't be back in action until after the current tour.
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Du Plessis disagrees with officials on four-day Tests
'I understand that a lot of money is being burnt on five-day cricket because so many Test matches are not going five days. People will sit 50-50 on it. My personal opinion is that I am still a purist of the game because I have been part of some great draws that went five days.'
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Kallis impressed with Malan as Proteas chase record total
Day four of the second Test against England ended with South Africa on 126/2 and needing 312 runs to win with 8 wickets remaining.
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Stokes assault as England dominate
England were 375 for seven in their second innings at lunch, an overall lead of 421 runs. They added 157 runs for the loss of three wickets in 27 overs during the morning.
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Dwaine Pretorius: Playing New Year's Test at Newlands 'a dream come true'
Dwaine Pretorius said he's happy that he could contribute to the team, especially playing at Newlands in front of a huge crowd.
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England give up their morning kicks
Rory Burns was injured before England’s final practice ahead of the second Test which started at Newlands in Cape Town on Friday.
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Form trumps transformation for now as Malan makes Proteas Test debut
Despite being passed fit, middle-order batsman Temba Bavuma will miss out on a Test return to the ground where he made history four years ago.
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England await scan on Archer's sore elbow before team choice finalised
Jofra Archer, who burst onto the cricket scene at last year’s World Cup, pulled up with the injury in practice on Wednesday and was awaiting the results of the scan before England’s final practice on Thursday.
