American consortium acquires controlling share in Sharks
American consortium MVM Holdings has bought a 51% controlling share in the Sharks in what amounts to a major cash injection for the Durban-based franchise. You may also like
Sharks bounce back against Griquas
The Sharks recovered from a shaky start to claim a comfortable bonus-point 47-19 victory over Griquas in Durban on Saturday and secure their place in the Currie Cup playoffs. DYLAN JACK reports. You may also like
Steyn leads clinical Cheetahs past Sharks
Frans Steyn contributed 17 points as the Cheetahs thumped the Sharks 37-10 in Bloemfontein on Sunday. You may also like
Am back to lead Sharks against Bulls
Sharks captain Lukhanyo Am has returned to their starting lineup to lead the team in their Currie Cup clash with the Vodacom Bulls in Durban on Saturday. You may also like
Sharks cruise past Pumas
The Sharks kicked off their Currie Cup campaign with a comfortable 45-10 bonus-point win over the Pumas in Durban on Friday. CRAIG LEWIS reports. You may also like
Sharks vs Stormers called off
SA Rugby has confirmed that the Super Rugby Unlocked match between the Sharks and Stormers has been cancelled due to Covid-19 protocols. You may also like
Phepsi: Sharks blessed with quality loose forwards
Sharks star Phepsi Buthelezi says it is fantastic to play among some of the country’s best loose forwards in the Vodacom Super Rugby Unlocked competition. You may also like
Bosch puts boot into Cheetahs
Curwin Bosch kicked 14 points as the Sharks claimed a 19-13 victory over the previously unbeaten Cheetahs at Kings Park on Friday. You may also like
Sharks lose Am for four weeks
The Sharks will be without injured captain Lukhanyo Am for their clash with the Cheetahs in Durban on Friday. You may also like
Sharks power past Pumas
The Sharks staved off a fightback from the Pumas to claim a 42-19 bonus-point win in Nelspruit on Saturday. CRAIG LEWIS reports. You may also like
