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The seamer came prepared with a tactic designed to outfox Ab De Villiers, he tells Nick Hoult

South Africa were left frustrated on day three of the first Test against England after the umpires decided to change a ball that had started to reverse swing.

The stakes are high for the home side in Kingsmead as they attempt to cling on for survival in the opening Test

England must go for South Africa’s jugular on day four in Durban and turn their 261-run lead into a first Test victory, says Ian Botham.

Step into the green room at Kingsmead with Ian Ward and kick back with the commentators as they reflect on day three of the first Test between South Africa and England.

Dale Steyn leaves field of play twice after South Africa pace bowler injures shoulder on day three of first Test

Seamer bowled in the nets at Kingsmead on Monday and England's medical staff will assess him over the next few days

Sky Sports News HQ reporter Tim Abraham keeps tabs on James Anderson during a hectic Christmas period of cricket...

Joe Root’s unbeaten 60 helped England amass a 261-run lead over South Africa after a dominant display on day three of the first Test in Durban.

Imran Khan believes the cricketing fraternity should get behind Mohammad Amir as he attempts to resurrect his international career with Pakistan.

Here's one to grapple with.

Thierry Henry heads a great line up as Sky Sports News HQ looks back at an unforgettable year for British sport on Tuesday.

Sydney Thunder made it an unprecedented three wins from three with a clinical home success over previously unbeaten Adelaide Strikers, taking them down by seven wickets to maintain their grip on top spot in the BBL table...

Afghanistan have moved into the top 10 of the ICC's one-day rankings for the first time in their history after beating Zimbabwe.

The best efforts of Dean Elgar couldn't stop England skittling South Africa for 214 on the morning of day three and seizing a first-innings lead of 89 in the first Test in Durban.

Elgar's ton, dropped catches and England in control... there was plenty of action on day three of the first Test in Durban.

South Africa's AB de Villiers has dismissed reports he is retiring from international cricket but says he is planning to reduce his workload.

Steve Smith and Usman Khawaja scored half-centuries to halt a defiant West Indies fightback, pushing Australia's lead to an imposing 459 runs at the close of day three of the second Test.

Martin Guptill smashed 93 not out off 30 balls as New Zealand crushed Sri Lanka by 10 wickets in the second one-day international in Christchurch.

Join Alan Tyers for over-by-over coverage of the fourth day of the opening Test in Durban

Join Alan Tyers for over-by-over coverage from the fifth day of the opening Test in Durban