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Lowered expectations may suit Proteas

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With concern over the fitness of Jacques Kallis and a relatively inexperienced squad, SA won't object to being World Cup underdogs for a change.

Indian paceman Sreesanth says Smith ‘woke him up’

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Criticism from Graeme Smith has inspired Shanthakumaran Sreesanth to perform better in the series between cricket's top two Test teams.

Africa still to announce Fifa candidates

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The future of Fifa official Amos Adamu remained unclear on Saturday with African football's ruling body still to announce the continent's candidates.

SA rugby welcomes first black team owner

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Robert Gumede returned to Ellis Park stadium this week to announce he was the first black shareholder in a major South African rugby team.

Bok coach De Villiers under the spotlight

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SA coach Peter de Villiers is facing a battle to keep his job after a poor Tri-Nations and reports linking Jake White with a return.

Steyn: ‘It’s not nice to lose four games in a row’

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Left to fight for second place in the Tri-Nations, South Africa and Australia both have unimpressive records to rectify when they meet on Saturday.

All Blacks ‘will have to give everything’ to beat Boks

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The All Blacks hope to put on a show worthy of South Africa's biggest Test crowd in 55 years in their bid to clinch the Tri-Nations title.

Media-shy North Koreans stay in Midrand, train in Thembisa

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The North Korean World Cup squad held its fourth training session in South Africa on Saturday with foreign reporters yet to be allowed in.

Big demand for World Cup tickets

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The man in the yellow and green uniform raised his arms in jubilation, as if he had just scored a goal for his beloved South African national team.

Heads roll at Safa

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The South African Football Association (Safa) has suspended its team manager and commercial director just a month before the Soccer World Cup.

South Africa’s World Cup gamble

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World Cup organisers still have 355 000 tickets to sell in the eight weeks to the tournament as they continue to sacrifice short-term profits.

Twenty-nine World Cup games sold out

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Fifa announced on Friday that 130 000 World Cup tickets were sold in the first 36 hours of the final phase and 29 matches are now sold out.
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