Etzebeth to lead new-look Boks
Eben Etzebeth has been confirmed as the Boks’ stand-in skipper for this Saturday’s Rugby Championship opener against the Wallabies at Ellis Park. You may also like
Du Preez to leave Sharks
The Sharks have confirmed that they have parted ways with coach Robert du Preez. You may also like
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KP wants Strauss remembered in triumph
Kevin Pietersen has implored England to remember the role ex-director of cricket Andrew Strauss played en route to triumph in Sunday’s victory over New Zealand in the World Cup final. You may also like
Succession plan a must for blossoming Boks
Deon Davids’ presence in the Springbok camp raises new questions about the head coach position beyond 2019. You may also like
Dyantyi to miss start of Rugby Champs
Wing Aphiwe Dyantyi has been ruled out of the Springboks’ Test against the Wallabies this Saturday due to a hamstring injury. You may also like
Springboks have proud record to protect
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Frittelli soars to John Deere win
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England crowned World Cup champions
England won Sunday’s World Cup final against New Zealand at Lord’s in London. You may also like
