South Africa In India 2015

India vs South Africa: Shikhar Dhawan reported for suspect bowling action

Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan has been reported with a suspect bowling action during the fourth Test against South Africa, which the host won in New Delhi on Monday.

Frustration, disappointment and redemption: Rahane's homecoming is complete

As he looked up to the skies after reaching the hundred in the first innings, Rahane might well have traced the path of the circle in his mind.

India pick up historic series win over South Africa, but the victory doesn't feel as good as it should

While winning does cure a lot of ills, when victory is gained by seemingly tilting the playing field so far in favour of the home side, then there is no adversity to overcome, no challenges to conquer, and therefore no glory to be gained.

Rahane and Kohli dominate the numbers: All the stats from day 4 of India vs South Africa in Kotla

Ajinkya Rahane has managed 179 runs (127 + 52 not out) - the second highest in a Test match by him behind the 195 (147 + 48) vs Australia at Melbourne in December 2014.

Kohli, Ashwin and Rahane dedicate South Africa series win to Chennai flood victims

"I would like to dedicate this victory to the victims of the Chennai floods. Our thoughts are with them," Kohli said.

India vs South Africa 4th Test, day 5 as it happened: India complete 3-0 series win

Live scores and updates of day 5 of the fourth Test between India and South Africa in Delhi.

Kotla Test, talking points: Rahane steals the show, Amla stays stubborn and Indian bowlers struggle

After scores of 1 and 7 in his debut Test at Kotla against Australia, Rahane ended up with 127 and 100* against South Africa this time around. Debut demons were well and truly banished.

India vs South Africa 4th Test, day 4 as it happened: SA score 72 runs in 72 overs to frustrate India

Live scores and updates of day 4 of the fourth Test between India and South Africa in Delhi.

Kotla Test: Murali Vijay fined by ICC for showing dissent against umpire after dismissal

Indian opener Murali Vijay was on Sunday fined 30 per cent of his match fee for showing dissent against the umpire after being given out in the ongoing fourth and final cricket Test against South Africa in Delhi.

Kotla Test: Ajinkya Rahane joins elite club with century in both innings as India set SA 481 target

Courtesy Rahane's unbeaten 100, India declared their second innings at 267 for five leaving South Africa with an awkward 30 minutes to negotiate before the lunch.