Victory continues New Zealand's strangehold on the sport after consecutive wins backs up World Cup triumph

Hats off to David Warner. How many other cricketers could inspire an Old Trafford crowd to feel protective towards a Yorkshireman?

Much of the story of Wendy Woods is bound up with her journalist husband, Donald, and the charismatic leader of South Africa's Black Consciousness Movement, Steve Biko. She was portrayed in the film Cry Freedom, based on her husband's book about Biko's murder, by the Downton Abbey star Penelope Wilton. But during her long exile in Britain, Wendy, who has died of melanoma, devoted her life to fighting apartheid and, later, helping to rebuild her former homeland.

Rand adventure

Cape Town's former archbishop compares struggle for gay rights to his fight against apartheid

Forgotten Notts batsman will face Aussies to prove himself in case Pietersen is not fit

Both parties remain confident out-of-court settlement can be reached

View From The Middle: I can’t really explain my recent form. I’m trying to keep things as simple as possible

Pattinson ruled out of rest of Ashes with back injury as legendary former Australia captain goes on the attack

The Brit has been accused of doping on the way to victory

The winger has impressed on pre-season tour

Yorkshire have been so far in front of Derbyshire for most of this match that wrapping up victory before the end of day three – and in doing so reclaiming the lead in the Championship – always looked a possibility, even though it required their bowlers to run in all day in strength-sapping heat.

Idris Elba plays South Africa's anti-apartheid icon in the film

South Africans have been asked to mark his 67 years of public service by spending 67 minutes on charitable acts