Ab De Villiers

South Africa wrapped up the second Test against India within three days, claiming victory by an innings and 90 runs in Ahmedabad. Following AB de Villiers' stunning unbeaten double century on Friday, the Proteas decided to declare on 494-7 at the start of the day - a lead of 418 runs. They then worked their way through the India batting line-up to remove the hosts for 328 in their second outing and take a 1-0 lead in the three-Test series. De Villiers had grabbed the headlines on the... Read Full Story

Andre Nel hit the final ball of the match over cover to give South Africa a dramatic two-wicket win over New Zealand in the first one-day international. The Proteas required 11 off the final over to reach their target of 249 and the Kiwis looked in control with nine needed from the last three balls. But Nel hit back-to-back boundaries through the covers off Mark Gillespie to draw the scores level and his chip into the off-side off the final ball brought up the single needed for victory... Read Full Story

If an Indian team with ambitions to world dominance found the opening day at the Sardar Patel Stadium humiliating, day two was soul-destroying, with a classy AB de Villiers double-century and a dogged Jacques Kallis hundred underpinning a relentless South African charge to victory. By the time the rain came down to wash away Indian tears, they had rampaged to 494 for 7, with de Villiers still going strong on 217, the highest score by a South African against India. In the 77.2 overs bowled... Read Full Story