De Villiers hints at long-term captaincy

AB de Villiers has dropped another hint that he is willing to stay on as South Africa's long-term Test captain, after his new-look team completed an impressive 280-run victory

Red-hot Rabada routs feeble England

Kagiso Rabada completed a dream sequence with 13 wickets in the match as South Africa thumped England by 280 runs in the final Test at Centurion

New-ball strikes set up SA victory push

South Africa will be confident that a first Test win in 10 attempts will fall their way on the final day of the fourth Test after grabbing three England wickets in the last 21 overs at Centurion

Rabada's seven-wicket best keeps SA on victory track

Kagiso Rabada continued to bear a heavy burden after tearing through England's batting line-up with three quick wickets on the stroke of lunch to leave South Africa scenting victory in the final Test at Centurion

Cook leads solid England after de Kock's maiden Test hundred

Quinton de Kock announced his arrival among the ranks of attacking wicketkeeper-batsmen to be reckoned with as he raced to an enterprising maiden Test century

Cook and Amla hundreds lead South Africa

South Africa shook off a week of introspection by taking two centuries off a flaccid England attack on a satisfying opening to the final Test in Centurion

Amla's record in Centurion and a rare pair

Stats highlights from the fourth Test between SA and England in Centurion where the hosts set England a target of 382 to chase.

SA on top after Amla leads the way

Cautious South Africa likely to be vindicated

Having had a barren 12 months in Test cricket, South Africa played like a side remembering how to win for much of the fourth day but they had a bit of luck with a storm just skirting the ground and victory is within grasp

Steyn ruled out of England ODIs

Dale Steyn has been ruled out of the ODI series against England as he continues to recover from a shoulder injury.

Flaccid finish is leaving more questions than answers

A series win in South Africa is a notable achievement, but England are still going to finish the series with some familiar issues to overcome

Hope regained as South Africa fall on their feet

South Africa's Test victory at Centurion cannot disguise the team's problems but it gives them a basis from which to start the rebuilding process

Rabada shows he can be a new leader

As England's middle order was shredded by a new pace star in world cricket, watching from the stands Makhaya Ntini - a man who knows well the burden Rabada will carry - could not hide his excitement

Hales' lean series should not surprise

England appear no nearer to finding a long-term partner for Alastair Cook but this was always likely to be a tough series for openers and, given the endless merry-go-round, it could be worth investing more time in Alex Hales

Three ducks and three centuries in one innings

Stats highlights from the second day in Centurion, where South Africa's first innings witnessed the rare occurrence of three batsmen getting hundreds and ducks

South Africa's wonder kid grows up

Quinton de Kock was marked for great things from a young age but it was his maturity that shone through during his maiden Test hundred

Cook puts England top order on a warning

Alastair Cook admitted England had been left with "a lot of unanswered questions" at the end of their Test tour of South Africa

England's party falls flat

Motivation should not have been lacking for England - with several players eager to make a mark - but the first two sessions of the opening day were as poor as they have bowled for a considerable time

A father's duck to a son's century

Sat in the stands at Centurion, Jimmy Cook could understand what his son was going through but he had every faith that he would not be overawed

Cook defends domestic scene after dream day

As South Africa's domestic structures come under scrutiny for their standard of cricket, Stephen Cook has proved that spending sufficient time in the set-up can still be prime players up for success at the top level

SA close to appointing batting coach

Russell Domingo hit back criticism after South Africa's 2-1 series defeat and said he hoped that a new batting coach would be brought in soon

De Villiers talks up England weaknesses

Even though England have already won the series against South Africa, AB de Villiers has declared them "not unbeatable" in a feisty press conference ahead of the final Test

De Villiers 'keen' to stay on as Test captain

AB de Villiers' captaincy aspirations remain alive although he is unsure how long he wants to spend in the leadership role