Robin Peterson

ESPNcricinfo looks at four confrontations that could have an important bearing on the outcome of the series

South Africa's only injury concern ahead of the first Test against Pakistan, Robin Peterson, has been declared fit and available for selection

Imran Tahir has been added to the South African squad to face Pakistan, putting him in line for a Test comeback at the Wanderers on February 1.

Injured batsman Hashim Amla has been withdrawn from South Africa's squad for the final ODI against New Zealand. Dean Elgar has been called up to provide cover

It shows how low expectations have sunk when taking a Test into a fourth day classes as something of a success

New Zealand were reduced to a hopeless 47 for 6 in reply to South Africa's 525 for 8 as the home side's attack again proved too much to handle

ESPNcricinfo previews the second Test between South Africa and New Zealand in Port Elizabeth

Having been preferred to Imran Tahir for now, Robin Peterson will be hoping to nail down a place in South Africa's Test side while keeping one eye on Tahir's return to form

South Africa will leave Australia knowing they have unearthed a new Test batsman and resurrected a forgotten spinner, and they are stronger for it

After a four-year absence Robin Peterson has returned to the Test arena and although his first role was to score some vital runs he is eager to play a key part with the ball

Left-arm spinner Robin Peterson is set for a return to Test cricket, four years since he last played for South Africa in whites

Former Test spinner Paul Harris believes Robin Peterson should be considered for the second Test in Adelaide

Upon returning home, South Africa's coach and captain looked back on a tournament of many disappointments and few positives

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the Super Eights match between India and South Africa

Instead of focusing on his own range of misjudgements - not bowling the spinners out and batting too far down the order himself - de Villiers chose to focus on the half-full side of losing

South Africa cricket may lose one of the thinkers if the World T20 ends up being Johan Botha's swansong

A last-minute change of tactics by AB de Villiers put South Africa on the road to squaring the one-day series after a quick chat with Gary Kirsten led him to open the bowling with Robin Peterson's left-arm spin.

South Africa became the first side to be ranked No. 1 in all three formats and did it in fitting style with a crushing 80-run victory

Robin Peterson, who scored 15 off four balls against Kings XI Punjab and helped Mumbai win by four wickets, said he focused on staying calm during his match-winning knock