Tim Ambrose, the English wicketkeeper-batsman, played in the Test series against South Africa in 2008. During this series, Ambrose's performance was modest. He played in all four Test matches. Here is a brief overview of his performance:

1. First Test at Lord's: Ambrose scored 4 runs in the first innings and 19 in the second innings. The match ended in a draw.

2. Second Test at Headingley: He scored 4 runs in the first innings and 36 in the second innings. England lost this match by 10 wickets.

3. Third Test at Edgbaston: Ambrose managed to score 4 runs in the first innings and 19 in the second innings. South Africa won this match by 5 wickets, securing the series victory.

4. Fourth Test at The Oval: In the final Test, Ambrose scored 4 runs in the first innings and 0 in the second innings. England won this match by 6 wickets, but South Africa had already won the series.

Overall, Ambrose struggled with the bat throughout the series, and his contributions were limited. His performance behind the stumps was generally solid, but his batting did not have a significant impact on the series outcome.