South Africa in the News on 4 November 2012

DAWN.comCricket-South Africa get good workout in Australia A drawReuters AfricaNov 4 (Reuters) – South Africa's batsmen got valuable time at the crease ahead of the opening test against Australia more…

South Africa draw their only tour match against Australia A ahead of Friday's …NEWS.com.auHighlighting their attitude, the visitors' two most impressive batsmen in the match, Graeme Smith an more…

Sydney Morning HeraldSouth Africa look for valuable pre-Test batting practiceTimes of OmanSYDNEY: South Africa tucked into some valuable batting practice ahead of next week's opening Test reaching more…

Eurasia ReviewSouth Africa: Zuma Says Wrong To Believe Inequality Has Widened Since 1994Eurasia ReviewPresident Jacob Zuma said it was wrong and scientifically not true that the gap between the rich a more…

Watson set to miss Gabba TestThe AustralianWatson, who left the field yesterday with a sore calf after bowling just one over during Queensland's first innings, failed to return as he struggles to more…

Test batsman Shane Watson fails to bat as Queensland beats NSWHerald SunAUSTRALIAN all-rounder Shane Watson has been diagnosed with a minor calf strain and will be given every chance to prove his fitn more…

ESPNcricinfo.comAmla retires as South Africa march onNinemsnHashim Amla followed his captain's lead on Sunday, retiring after reaching a half century as South Africa went to lunch at 4-204 on the more…

The Roar (blog)Ian Chappell: Australia's batting order is wrong for South Africa Test seriesThe AustralianEven without Pat Cummins, Australia have the pace artillery to match it with the Proteas, more…

Independent OnlineIn South Africa, disillusionment with the party that ended apartheidWashington PostKHUTSONG, SOUTH AFRICA — The party that ended apartheid has begun to lose its appeal among black more…

Loyalty slips with South Africa's ANCWashington PostSouth Africans sing while waiting in line to vote in the historic first democratic election on April 27, 1994, in Lindelani, in Natal province, more…

Yahoo!Xtra Blogs (blog)South Africa make strong start against Australia A on day twoCricket CountrySouth Africa tucked into some valuable batting practice ahead of next week's opening Test reachin more…

WA todayDurban renewalWA todayFor too long, Durban – or "eThekwini" as it's known in the local Zulu language – South Africa's major port city and the country's third-largest city more…

New Zealand HeraldRugby: South Africa may feel Euro falloutNew Zealand HeraldA European power struggle to restructure the Heineken Cup is being watched closely by Sanzar as there are rumblings that th more…

South Africa can shine despite injuries: captainTaipei TimesSouth Africa captain Jean de Villiers believes his team can shrug off a long list of injuries to do well on their three-match European tour more…

The Roar (blog)Australia's gem not found in South Africa's treasure chestThe Roar (blog)Australia and South Africa's Test performances over the past 12 months are almost neck-and-neck, but more…

AFPSouth Africa budget airline files for liquidationSacramento Bee… had short-term debt of about 320 million rand ($38 million). Hundreds of passengers booked with the airline were stranded after th more…

Independent OnlineBafana Bafana Coaches to Travel to England for Talks With Club ManagersAllAfrica.comSouth Africa will reciprocate by not calling up some of those players when their clubs have import more…

National Football Body Blamed for Under-17 LossAllAfrica.comThe Under-17 team was last weekend eliminated from the Confederation of African Football (CAF) All-Africa Junior championships by South Afri more…

Business RecorderWilliams sisters visit South Africa, Serena says 'matter of time' until No. 1 …Washington PostWilliams sisters visit South Africa, Serena says 'matter of time' until more…

Sydney Morning HeraldDoolan hopes ton tempts selectorsSydney Morning HeraldAFTER scoring an unconquered 161 against South Africa at the SCG on Saturday, Australia A batsman Alex Doolan hoped his innin more…