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Swann, Broad rip through South African batting
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DURBAN: Graeme Swann and Stuart Broad took England to the brink of victory as South Africa collapsed on the fourth day of the second Test at Kingsmead on Tuesday. Comment?
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Pakistan hockey struggles for pinnacle throughout 2009 By Muhammad Ali JUST like in the year 2008, Pakistan hockey continued its struggle for glory in 2009. Comment?
DURBAN, 29 DEC: Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann triggered a collapse in South Africa' second innings on the fourth day of the second Test at the Kingsmead Stadium today to leave the home side staggering on 76 for six wickets and needing 156 runs to make England bat a second time. Comment?
Cook pays tribute to his mentor Gooch
DURBAN: Centurion Alastair Cook paid tribute on Monday to the services of batting coach Graham Gooch after his 118 put England in control of the second Test against South Africa at Kingsmead. Comment?
Stuart Broad bowls England to brink of victory
JAMES Hutchinson is desperate to get back on the ice - to repay coach Sylvain Cloutier's loyalty. Comment?
Vic Marks: Swann becoming England's main man
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Graeme Swann celebrates with Alastair Cook after taking the wicket of Hashim Amla before tea on day four of the second Test. Comment?
DECEMBER 28, Morne Morkel of South Africa celebrates the wicket of Alastair Cook of England for 118 runs during day 3 of the 2nd test match between South Africa and England from Sahara Stadium Kingsmead on December 28, 2009 in Durban, South Africa.Photo by Duif du Toit / Gallo Images Photograph by: Gallo Images Credit: Duif du Toit Proteas on brink ... Comment?
Cook serves up a century as England take control
DURBAN : Alastair Cook struck a century and Paul Collingwood and Ian Bell weighed in with hefty contributions to put England in control at stumps on day three of the second Test against South Africa on Monday. Comment?
Swann and Broad reduce hosts to ruins
To general astonishment and that was merely their own reaction England seized control of the Test series against South Africa yesterday. Comment?
Famous win beckons for England as Swann strikes
After three days of cautious sparring, the second Test burst into glorious life yesterday afternoon as South Africa's second innings disintegrated in the face of growing pressure to leave England four wickets from a famous victory in Durban. Comment?
Bell revels in England's perfect day
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FIGHTBACK: England's Alastair Cook plays a shot during the second cricket test match against South Africa at Kingsmead in Durban. Comment?
South Africa down and nearly out
Barring the weather, South Africa's less than impressive record in Durban will get even worse today. Comment?
Atex Editorial and Circulation Systems Start
NEW YORK Three more media companies went live in December on systems from Atex, Reading, England. Comment?
Captain Michelle Pitout, who was buried in Port Shepstone on Tuesday after she was killed during a housebreaking investigation last week, had bravely given her life to policing, said National Police Commissioner Bheki Cele. Comment?
South Africa v England: Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann inspire charge for victory
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Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann produced a startling double act that has placed England within sight of victory in the second Test against South Africa. Comment?
Victory beckons England in 2nd test
England is closing in on a crushing second cricket test win over South Africa in Durban. Comment?
FESTIVE FOOTBALL: Chelsea moved five points clear at the top of the Premier League while Birmingham extended their unbeaten run to 11 by beating Stoke Chelsea scrambled a 2-1 home win over Fulham on Monday as two goals in two minutes saved them from what was looking like a first home defeat for more than a year. Comment?
England close in on Test victory
Second Test, Durban: South Africa 343 & 76-6 v England 575-9d Play resumes Wednesday: 0730 GMT Coverage: Listen to Test Match Special on BBC Radio Four Longwave, Radio 5 live sports extra, the Red Button and BBC Sport website; text commentary online and on mobile phones. Comment?
Stuart Broad puts England in driving seat
TUESDAY, 3.55pm: Former Egerton Park CC man Stuart Broad was up to his old tricks today after setting England firmly on the path to victory. Comment?
Stuart Broad put his Durban demons to bed to leave England in total control
The pair grabbed three wickets each to put Andrew Strauss' men in the driving seat before bad light stopped play. Comment?