Graeme Pollock

Former South Africa captain Ali Bacher talks about his series in charge against arch-rivals Australia, and the art of leadership

There is much of the all-time greats in the Australian captain

Faf du Plessis has said that transformation targets do not stop South Africa from fielding their best teams

Their metamorphosis after the low of the World Cup has been remarkable, to the point where they must be ranked as favourites for the Champions Trophy

The greatest Test performances: Nos. 21-30 feature a bunch of tall scores, Sehwag and Lara triples, a KP classic, and a Pollock milestone

Graeme Pollock took part in one of the great partnerships in 1964. Then, he went on to become one of the game's greats

Graeme Pollock has been among the top three finest players his country ever produced; and not far off that pace in the world rankings either

Graeme Pollock reflects on one of South Africa's greatest careers - his own

The last time South Africa beat Australia at home was nearly 44 years ago. Four protagonists from the series remember those heady days

Peter Pollock talks about playing on the back lawn with his brother, South Africa's isolation from international sport, and a sweet victory at Trent Bridge

Batting with the prodigiously talented young Barry Richards at Kingsmead in 1970, Graeme Pollock stepped up his game; the Aussies barely survived to tell the tale

South Africa's management has explained the players will wear black armbands in memory of people who were an important part of cricket in the country "especially post-unity"

If you think the world's current No. 1 side takes some beating, take a look at their compatriots from 35 years ago

Graeme Smith has been a figure easy to misunderstand. That should not hide the fact that he is among the toughest, most intelligent cricketers around - and a great batsman to boot

George Dobell picks his top five teams in the history of Test cricket

Graeme Pollock played only 23 Tests, but finished with 2256 runs and an average bordering on 61, which is one of the best for any batsman

If you're a South African born not later than the sixties, there'll only ever be one No. 4 for you

Graeme Smith has launched a scathing attack on former South Africa captain and selector Kepler Wessels on Twitter and hit-back at the criticism his side have received after being dumped out of the World Twenty20 in the Super Eights stage

It wasn't how many he got, but how he got them