Kusal Mendis, Oshada Fernando lead Sri Lanka to historic series win
They put on an unbroken 163-run stand to ensure Sri Lanka became the first Asian side to win a Test series in South Africa
They put on an unbroken 163-run stand to ensure Sri Lanka became the first Asian side to win a Test series in South Africa
Before this tour, the team was in the constricting grip of fear. Then they hatched a plan, and threw away the shackles
Cricket world lauds Sri Lanka as they become only the third team in history, and the first from Asia, to win a Test series in South Africa
The culture of togetherness within the squad was the main reason for the upturn in fortunes, Sri Lanka's captain has said
The South Africa captain has insisted pitches are not to blame, and has asked his batsmen to look inwards after the series loss
Sri Lanka became the first Asian team to beat South Africa at home
India's triumph in the 1983 World Cup, South Africa's ambush of England in 1905-06, Sri Lanka's other fairy tale and more
As many as 18 wickets tumbled on day two at St George's Park, leaving the second Test dangling on a razor's edge
Batting coach admits to his side being taken aback by Sri Lanka's relentless attack with the ball
Lakmal might not be a rockstar with the stereotypical fast bowler's attitude, but his old-fashioned virtues have lately earned him rockstar returns
After de Kock struck a punchy half-century, Olivier and Rabada made light work of Sri Lanka's top order
After a lean couple of season, South Africa's wicketkeeper has rediscovered his touch and is holding together the batting line-up in tough conditions
The injury is serious enough that the left-arm spinner is expected to take six weeks to recover fully
The preparations in the lead-up to the Durban Test and their consequent performance there has given his side a lift, says Sri Lanak's captain
South Africa's captain hopes there will be more assistance for the seamers in Port Elizabeth, and less for the spinners, than there was in Durban
No Asian team has won a Test series in South Africa, and doing so will require overcoming the wounded hosts and a grassy surface at St George's Park