England set Proteas a target of 492

England declared on 313-8, handing the Proteas four sessions to chase down a world-record 492 at The Oval. You may also like

Westley, Root guide England to 331-run lead

Tom Westley and Joe Root built up a stand of 61 to guide England to 153-2 by lunch on day four at The Oval. You may also like

Rabada raring to go

Proteas bowling coach Charl Langeveldt backs Kagiso Rabada to step up, after being banned for the Proteas’ second Test against England. You may also like

Ian Chappell praises Faf’s captaincy

Australian legend Ian Chappell said that Faf du Plessis’ return to the side was the reason they were able to turn things around in the second Test. You may also like

Proteas find batting form

Gritty performances by the Proteas’ top six at Trent Bridge bode well for a crucial contest at the Oval, writes JON CARDINELLI. You may also like

Highlights: England vs Proteas (2nd Test, Day 4)

The Proteas recorded a humiliating 340-run win against England at Trent Bridge, after bundling the hosts out for 133.  You may also like

Du Plessis: We dominated England

Proteas skipper Faf du Plessis said the bold decisions made before and during the second Test match allowed them to dominate from day one.  You may also like

Proteas humiliate England to level series

The Proteas put in the complete performance in the second Test at Trent Bridge to thrash England by 340 runs and make it 1-1. You may also like

Proteas close in on victory over England

Chris Morris saw off Joe Root and Alastair Cook to leave England on 79-4 going into lunch on day four at Trent Bridge. You may also like

Elgar: ‘Looks like Hash is back’

Dean Elgar says that Hashim Amla’s 78 and 87 was vital to the strong position the Proteas find themselves in ahead of day four, leading by 473 runs.  You may also like