Saim Ayub and Mohammad Rizwan. Ayub, for his match-winning twin centuries, and Rizwan, for his exemplary captaincy.

Dive into the controversy that rocked South African cricket this year: David Teeger’s shocking demotion as U19 Proteas ...

That one looked dead straight. Mohammad Abbas goes up immediately right the next second and the umpire takes no time in putting his finger up. South Africa vs Pakistan Live Score: FOUR!

And so a year that began with the sounding of the death knells for Test cricket ... but South Africa haven’t lost a match since and top the World Test Championship table. No doubt, their route ...

Follow live coverage of South Africa vs Pakistan from the Pakistan in ... back to bowler for no runs. Aamir Jamal to Marco Jansen. Seaming in back of a length, middle stump on the back foot ...

That left the tail exposed and South Africa wasted no time with Maharaj grabbing the ... “That was what test cricket is all about,” said South Africa captain Bavuma, named man of the series ...

In one of the most thrilling finishes even by the standards of Test cricket today ... batting hero for South Africa, helping his team over the line with a savvy 31 at No 10 Credit: Getty Images ...

"I think it's no different to what we've generally gone with. We back our seamers here in Centurion and nothing has changed," Bavuma said. South Africa are chasing a win that would guarantee them ...

Batting at No. 10, Rabada came in just before lunch with his team in dire straits, having slumped from a winning position as they chased a modest target. South Africa needed 148 runs for victory ...

Bosch's unbeaten 81 off 93 balls — the highest by a No. 9 batter on his Test debut — earned South Africa a meaningful 90-run first innings lead as the home team were bowled out for 301.

However, newcomer David Bedingham picked pace in no time and smashed a quickfire 30. South Africa looked like they might set in ... "It looks pretty easy for him at the moment, the whole Test cricket ...

South Africa have won seven of their 11 Tests in the current World Test Championship cycle First Test, day four of five, Centurion Pakistan 211 & 237 South Africa 301 & 150-8: Bavuma 40; Abbas 6 ...