SA v Australia, 3rd Test, Cape Town, 5th day

Harris claims key de Villiers wicket

The Adelaide parallels continued on the final day in Cape Town, where AB de Villiers and Faf du Plessis stonewalled to give South Africa hope of salvaging a remarkable draw against Australia for the second time in a year and a half

Pink-ball experiment hits Sheffield Shield

Cricket Australia hopes trial will lead to day-night Tests

Victoria close in on big win

Vic v Tas scorecard | Report

Forrest ton puts Queensland in charge

Qld v WA scorecard | Report

Cooper 89 propels South Australia

SA v NSW scorecard | Report

One-wicket win gives England third

England v Australia U-19 scorecard | Report - Duckett ton seals final-over thriller

Harris battles knee and self-doubt

Fast bowler hopes for Cape Town chance | Watson accepts all-round role | Rogers survives again | Chappell: Clarke dropping to No. 5 staggering

Warner fined for tamper claim

Batsman loses 15% of match fee | McDermott tackles reverse riddle | SA say 'sour grapes' | Warner queries SA swing tactics

'I never wanted to be a cricketer'

Dirk Nannes likes messing about in the snow, can't speak Dutch, and once saw Brad Hodge throw a shoe to delay a game

Steyn's spell from hell

Mark Nicholas: No other bowler in the world today could have won the match in Port Elizabeth so suddenly and with such effect

The tradesmen

ESPNcricinfo XI: A Barber, a Cook, an Engineer and other cricketers whose names are also professions. By Steven Lynch

'You do what you need to do for the team'

Jason Gillespie talks about what separates a good fast bowler from a great one, and finding a balance between rest and practice

All hail the Man of the Series

Rob Steen: What's the most accurate method of anointing the best of the best in modern times?

The Mitchell Johnson effect

Mark Nicholas: Entire batting line-ups have been laid to waste by the raw pace and confidence of Australia's fast-bowling leader

The literal art of cricket

Ashley Mallett: Clarrie Grimmett, Arthur Mailey and Jack Russell were as evocative on canvas as they were on the field