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England paceman Archer hits out at racist abuse
The 24-year-old has been subjected to racist abuse in the past, notably during the second Test defeat by New Zealand last year.
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England clinch T20 series after chasing 223 in Centurion
With the series level at 1-1, Quinton de Kock won the toss and chose to bat first. South Africa also made 2 changes to the side with Dale Steyn and Heinrich Klaasen coming into the side.
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England hang on to level series at 1-1 on Pink Day
England won the toss and elected to field first with the weather overcast but the rain thankfully staying away.
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England to join South Africa's cancer cause by sporting pink kits
Funds raised from the ODI will go towards the Breast Care Unit at the Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital in Johannesburg.
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England bowler Jofra Archer ruled out of action by stress fracture
The England and Wales Cricket Board said the 24-year-old underwent further scans on his injured right elbow on Wednesday, which confirmed a low grade stress fracture.
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South Africa not fazed by playing world champions England
South Africa are seeking to rebuild after a disastrous World Cup in England last year in which the hosts claimed the trophy in thrilling fashion with victory over New Zealand in the final.
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England's Archer misses South Africa T20s
Sussex quick Archer headed back to Britain on Tuesday in a bid to regain full fitness after a sore right elbow saw him miss the final three Tests of England's 3-1 series win over the Proteas.
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Rebuilding not an excuse for SA's Test series loss - Petersen
South Africa lost the fourth and final match against England at the Wanderers by 191 runs to lose the series 3-1.
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Root says 'sky is the limit' as England seal series win
Joe Root hailed a "very special" triumph in a series in which England had to overcome several adversities. They were struck by illness at the beginning of the tour, lost the first Test and were hit by injuries.
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Stokes and Wood lead England push for victory in final Test
Set to make a world record 466 to win, South Africa were 188 for four at tea, still 278 runs adrift.
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England on top as bad light stops play on day 1
At the close of play on day one, England were 192/4.
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Crawley hits maiden fifty as England openers make strong start
England were 100 for no wicket at tea with Crawley on 57 not out and Dom Sibley on 39.
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Root facing 'really good selection headache' as Archer nears return
Mark Wood startled several of the South African batsmen in the third Test in Port Elizabeth, bowling bouncers at around 150kmh.
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England confident ahead of fourth Test against South Africa
South African captain Faf du Plessis said after the third Test debacle that he felt the difference between the teams was in the batting.
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Quinton de Kock named Proteas ODI captain
He made his international debut in December 2012 after an impressive showing at that year’s ICC U19 Cricket World Cup in Australia and was called up into the ODI squad just a short month later.
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Du Plessis denies retirement after innings defeat to England
However, he said his Test career could come to an end later this year after the fourth Test against England, starting at the Wanderers in Johannesburg on Friday, and a two-Test tour of the West Indies in July and August.
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South Africa coach Boucher 'concerned' by Rabada ban
Kagiso Rabada pleaded guilty to a level one breach of the International Cricket Council's code of conduct because of the way he celebrated the dismissal of England captain Joe Root during the first day of the third Test at St George's Park on Thursday.
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Stokes, Pope hundreds and late wickets put England on top
England declared on 499 for nine and South Africa were struggling on 60 for two when rain brought an early close to a day which the hosts would probably prefer to forget.
