Amla and Bavuma punish tired England

Hashim Amla hits 157 not out as South Africa lose one wicket in the day in reaching 353-3, trailing England by 276 in the second Test.

Temba Bavuma making the first century for South Africa by a black African is "massively symbolic", writes Jonathan Agnew.

South Africa batsman Temba Bavuma says his historic maiden Test century justifies his place at international level.

Batsman Temba Bavuma says he was full of "emotion" and "relief" after becoming the first black African to score a Test hundred for South Africa as he hit an unbeaten 102 against England in Cape Town.

South Africa's first permanent non-white captain Hashim Amla bids to lead his team back to world number one against Sri Lanka.

Hashim Amla resigns as captain and is replaced by AB de Villiers after South Africa draw the second Test against England.

Wayne Rooney has been named England Player of the Year for 2015, retaining the title he won in 2014.The Manchester United forward earned 37% of the votes cast by members of the England Supporters Club and has now won it four times.England captain Rooney, 30, scored five goals last year, overtaking Sir Bobby Charlton as England's record goalscorer during Euro 2016 qualification.Stoke City goalkeeper Jack Butland was voted Under-21 Player of the Year.In the vote for the senior player of the...

South Africa name Hashim Amla as their Test captain in succession to Graeme Smith, who retired in March.

Mama Freda Chale perfectly fits in the adage of retired but not tired. At 76, she is not your ordinary type of woman who would be sitting idle waiting to enjoy the fruits of her labour in the good name of retirement benefits.