Cricket - Sir Vivian Richards Trophy
The abolition of apartheid finally made it possible for South Africa and West Indies to compete in a full international match. The historic Test match in Barbados in 1992 was South Africa's first since re-admission to official international cricket.
Since 2000 the sides have competed for a trophy named in honour of Si Vivian Richards, the Antiguan who is one of the all-time great batsmen.
* Trophy not at stake
| YEAR | VENUE | TESTS | RESULT | HOLDERS |
| 1991-2* | Caribbean | 1 | WIN 1-0 | - |
| 1998-9* | S Africa | 5 | RSA 5-0 | - |
| 2000-1 | Caribbean | 5 | RSA 2-1 | S AFRICA |
| 2003-4 | S Africa | 4 | RSA 3-0 | S AFRICA |
| 2004-5 | Caribbean | 4 | RSA 2-0 | S AFRICA |
| 2007-8 | S Africa | 3 | RSA 2-1 | S AFRICA |
| 2009-0 | Caribbean | 3 | RSA 2-0 | S AFRICA |
| 2014-5 | S Africa | 3 | RSA 2-0 | S AFRICA |
| 2021 | Caribbean | 2 | RSA 2-0 | S AFRICA |
| 2023 | S Africa | 2 | RSA 2-0 | S AFRICA |
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