Firdose Moonda and Melinda Farrell look back on a tough tour for South Africa, capped off with a final defeat at Old Trafford
Firdose Moonda looks back on an afternoon session that was going so well for South Africa, until Moeen Ali struck again
George Dobell and Melinda Farrell assess England's strength in depth as well as areas for improvement after sealing the series
Jarrod Kimber and George Dobell tackle your #PoliteEnquiries on South Africa's struggles and all things Moeen Ali
England's Moeen Ali says he'll always see himself as a batsman, no matter how many wickets he takes
South Africa captain Faf du Plessis lauded England allrounders Ben Stokes and Moeen Ali and lamented the lack of game-changing players his own side may have to call upon in a tight spot
Faf du Plessis points to Vernon Philander's absences as a reason for South Africa's struggle in the fourth Test against England
Joe Root reflects on his first Test series as England captain, with standout performances from Moeen Ali in particular
England's head coach Trevor Bayliss highlights key areas for improvement despite their series win over South Africa
Moeen Ali explains why he decided to go big on more than one occasion in his quickfire, unbeaten 67 off 59 to give England control on the third day
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All Match NewsRoot or du Plessis: who would you rather be?
The England captain largely has the personnel to give expression to his dynamic leadership. His South African counterpart faces trickier circumstances
Root revels in success but urges more from team
England bounced back from the Trent Bridge defeat with mature performances in the last two Tests and with the Ashes on the horizon, Joe Root is keen to harness that attitude consistently
Wounded SA must learn hard lessons
Hashim Amla and Faf du Plessis briefly fired hopes of salvaging the series but in the end South Africa will head home both battered and beaten
England top-order issues remain, admits Bayliss
Trevor Bayliss hinted that Keaton Jennings may not have done enough to retain his place at opener for the West Indies series
When nothing good would last
South Africa came to England missing vital organs and left with questions over the health of the rest of the side