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  1. Proteas finish it in four

    Morne Morkel removed the last three West Indian batsmen to leave the Proteas chasing only 47, as South Africa won with seven wickets remaining. Read more

  2. Botha, Steyn star again

    Dale Steyn and Johan Botha took three wickets apiece as the West Indies fell to 134-7, only nineteen ahead of the Proteas’ 346. Read more

  3. Benn puzzles Proteas

    Sulieman Benn took 4-59 to reduce South Africa to 145-5 before the 134-run pairing of AB de Villiers and Ashwell Prince propelled the visitors ahead. Read more

  4. Botha, Steyn slay Windies

    Johan Botha picked up 4-56 and Dale Steyn 3-37 to rip through a patchy West Indian batting lineup, which once again fell cheaply – this time for 231. Read more

  5. Kallis closes out final day

    Jacques Kallis anchored a meandering final day with 62* as South Africa reached 235-3; the second Test ending in a predictable draw. Read more

  6. Windies kill contest

    The West Indies edged 3 runs past South Africa’s 543-6, adding only 122 to their overnight score to limit the outcome of the second Test to a draw. Read more

  7. Chanderpaul champions Windies’ charge

    Shivnarine Chanderpaul’s 220 run partnership with Brendan Nash formed the backbone of the hosts’ charge, the West Indian stalwart still unbeaten on 151. Read more

  8. De Villiers dominates day two

    AB de Villiers smashed six sixes and 13 fours in his 135* to propel the Proteas to 543-6 in day two of the second Test. Read more

  9. Smith steers SA forward

    Graeme Smith’s 132 on day one of the second Test led the Proteas to 296-3, firmly in command of early proceedings over a toothless West Indian bowling attack. Read more

  10. Proteas pummel Windies

    South Africa ended the first Test a day early, dispatching the West Indies for 293 in their second innings; 163 runs short of the visitors’ total. Read more

  11. SA seamers sink Windies

    Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel removed nine of the West Indies batsmen to leave South Africa totally dominant, leading by 405 at stumps on day three of the first Test. Read more

  12. SA fight back

    After struggling at 70-3, South Africa were bowled out for a competitive 352 by the West Indies on day two of the first Test. Read more

  13. Proteas caught in a spin

    West Indies spinners Sulieman Benn and Shane Shillingford took all three wickets on day one of the first Test as the Proteas crawled to 70-3 in the day’s 34 overs. Read more

  14. Proteas secure whitewash

    South Africa beat the West Indies by one wicket with two balls remaining in the final ODI to win the series 5-0. Read more

  15. Amla’s fine form continues

    Hashim Amla’s 129, his second century of the ODI series, set the platform for the Proteas as they edged past the 303-6 set by the West Indies. Read more

  16. Series win for SA

    Morne Morkel ripped the heart out of the West Indian chase with 4-21, reducing the hosts to 157 all out – 67 runs shy of the Proteas total. Read more

  17. Amla strikes again

    Hashim Amla fell just eight runs short of his second consecutive ODI century, steering the Proteas to 300-5; proving 17 too many for the West Indies. Read more

  18. Amla, De Villiers whack Windies

    Centuries to Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers shone in an otherwise forgettable batting display, leading the Proteas to a 66-run win on the Duckworth-Lewis method. Read more

  19. Proteas win last ball thriller

    South Africa scraped through for a one-run win over the West Indies in Antigua, winning the T20i series 2-0. Read more

  20. Proteas edge Windies

    Ryan McLaren’s fifer helped South Africa record a 13-run victory against the West Indies in the first T20i. Read more

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