Vince van der Bijl

Fiscal discipline and open communication will be the key to reviving cricket in the country, says the Zimbabwe Cricket consultant

South Africa pull one back finally, and our correspondent is there to watch - while practising a bit of yoga on the side

Vince van der Bijl's career was stunted by isolation, but he is now working to ensure that South Africa's less privileged kids have opportunities in the game

Tony Hill has stepped down from the ICC elite panel of umpires to take up the role of New Zealand Cricket umpire coach

If you think the world's current No. 1 side takes some beating, take a look at their compatriots from 35 years ago

The ICC will trial the system to review umpire decisions in four more series before presenting a report to the cricket committee in May 2009

The behaviour of present-day players is not much worse than their predecessors, according to Vince van der Bijl, the ICC umpires' and referees' manager

At 32, South African fast bowler Vintcent van der Bijl spent a year at Middlesex, leaving an indelible mark

Vince van der Bijl, the former Natal and Middlesex fast bowler, has been appointed as the ICC umpires' and referees' manager

Vintcent van der Bijl wasn't the obvious choice for The Times' hundred greatest cricketers when it was published in 1997. And yet his inclusion passed with remarkably little objection. Gideon Haigh explains why

Last week's column was about prolific first-class batsmen who never made it in Test cricket, this week it's the bowlers' turn

As two world-class allrounders reach 100 Tests, Ken Borland looks at how important Jacques Kallis and Shaun Pollock have been to the South African side

Vince van der Bijl isn't about to claim the credit for South Africa's successful scramble to retain the services of Allan Donald, but the public will give it to him anyway

Rob Steen on the cult heroes produced by Middlesex

The South African board has announced that Jacques Kallis will replace Nicky Boje as vice-captain for the next year