Dobson: There is only one way to say goodbye to Newlands
Stormers coach John Dobson and captain Siya Kolisi say the team wants to give Newlands a fond farewell with a successful 2020 Vodacom Super Rugby season. DYLAN JACK reports. You may also like
WP move closer to Cape Town Stadium switch
WPRFU president Thelo Wakefield says the union has entered into the final stage of negotiations with the City of Cape Town about a move to Cape Town Stadium. You may also like
Morris replaces Olivier for Newlands test
Chris Morris has been added to the Proteas squad for the first Test against India starting at Newlands on 5 January. You may also like
Stormers outmuscle Bulls to make winning start
An inspired forward performance set the platform for the Stormers ’ 37-24 win against the Bulls at Newlands on Saturday. JON CARDINELLI reports. On Saturday, the Stormers manhandled their opponents at the set pieces and collisions. They kicked into space and took their scoring chances to finish the game with five tries. The Stormers will finish the round at the top of… Read more →
Proteas found wanting in the field as Sri Lanka grab series win
A disastrous fielding performance from the Proteas and 68 from Niroshan Dickwella allowed Sri Lanka to win by five wickets and clinch the T20 series at Newlands on Wednesday night. You may also like
AB de Villiers could be back at No3 for Proteas at Newlands
Proteas skipper Farhaan Behardien has hinted at a No3 spot for the returning AB de Villiers, while a promotion up the order for David Miller is expected too. You may also like
Sri Lankans crumble to Protea power at Newlands
The Sri Lankan resistance lasted just 22 overs on day four as they were bowled out by the Proteas for 224, losing the second Test by 282 runs at Newlands on Thursday, writes MARK SALTER. You may also like
Proteas push ever closer to victory and series win
The Proteas stand on the brink of taking the series against Sri Lanka, who battled to 130-4 chasing the impossible target of 507 on day three of the second Test at Newlands, writes MARK SALTER. You may also like
Rabada rips through Sri Lankan batsmen
Opting not to enforce a follow-on, the Proteas ended day two of the second Test 317 ahead after smashing Sri Lanka for 110 runs in 43 overs at Newlands, writes MARK SALTER. You may also like
Elgar’s ton puts Proteas nicely in command at Newlands
Dean Elgar welcomed a career-best score and and Quinton de Kock a complementary milestone, as South Africa climbed to a formidable 297 for six on day one of the second Test against Sri Lanka at Newlands in Cape Town on Monday. You may also like
