Schoenmaker takes GOLD in world record time
Tatjana Schoenmaker triumphed in the greatest women’s 200m breaststroke race of all time. On the biggest stage. In world record time. It doesn’t get better than that. You may also like
Puma release new Man City away kit
Global sports company PUMA has today presented the new Manchester City Away kit for the 2021/22 football season. You may also like
Team SA: How they fared on Day 6
Tatjana Schoenmaker and Kaylene Corbett both won their women’s 200m breaststroke semi-finals, in 2:19.33 and 2:22.08, respectively. They are first and fourth fastest heading into Friday’s final. You may also like
Tokyo 2020: Going for gold
Featuring at the Summer Olympic Games for just the second time since 1904, the Men’s Olympic Golf Tournament takes centre stage on Thursday, 29 July at the Kasumigaseki Country Club, on the outskirts of Tokyo. You may also like
Wiese at No 8, Kitshoff to start for Boks
Jasper Wiese will start at No 8 in place of Kwagga Smith, while Ox Nche has been ruled out of the Springboks’ second Test against the British & Irish Lions this Saturday and will be replaced in the starting lineup by Steven Kitshoff. You may also like
Schoenmaker, Buitendag provide silver linings
What became a grey day after inclement weather rolled into Japan turned out to have a silver lining for Team SA at the 20202 Tokyo Olympics. Two silver linings, in fact, as Tatjana Schoenmaker and Bianca Buitendag opened the country’s medals tally. You may also like
Team SA: How they fared on Day 1
It was a challenging opening day for Team SA at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics on Saturday. You may also like
Miller inspires Proteas fightback on the way to victory
A David Miller masterclass helped the Proteas recover from a nightmare start and ultimately claim a comfortable victory over Ireland in the second T20I at Civil Service Cricket Club, Belfast. You may also like
Duhan to front Boks
Duhan van der Merwe has been named ahead of Josh Adams for the first Test between the British & Irish Lions and Springboks in Cape Town on Saturday. You may also like
Kolisi cleared to captain Boks, Kwagga to start at 8
Siya Kolisi has overcome a Covid-19 setback and will lead the Springboks against the British & Irish Lions in the highly anticipated first Test at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday. You may also like
