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Three flyhalves, three fullbacks in expanded Bok squad
Heyneke Meyer has named three flyhalves and a trio of fullbacks in an expanded 30-man squad for two home Tests against Australia and New Zealand.
Race to Rio will demand a hefty wallet
South Africans, like people in most other nations, have widely differing views on what the government should be doing and how well it is doing it.
Paralympics: The ability to win gold
They haven’t been subjected to the pressure of unrealistic expectations, but Team SA are nevertheless in line for plenty of medals at the Paralympics.
Cricket bonus scam plagues Gauteng
Cricket South Africa’s interim board’s term is coming to an end and stakeholders are at odds over a new constitution, writes Ken Borland.
Kallis and De Villiers take control against Sri Lanka
Jacques Kallis completed his second Test double century and AB de Villiers scored an unbeaten 160 to put South Africa in control against Sri Lanka.
SA leads by 209, Steyn reaches 250 Test wickets
South Africa were 389 for nine wickets at the close of the second day of the Test against Sri Lanka. Dale Steyn has now taken 250 Test wickets.
South Africa sees victory in Centurion
Graeme Smith scored a half-century but fell late on as South Africa made a confident reply after dismissing Sri Lanka for 180 on the opening day.
Australia snatch nerve-wracking win against Proteas
Australia chased 310 for victory on the final day of their Test against the Proteas and managed to nab a two-wicket win to level the series.
Steyn sparks another Australian collapse
South Africa ended the second day of the second Test against Australia trailing by just 30 runs with all 10 second-innings wickets intact.
Kallis passes milestone but SA stumble
South Africa has ruined the party by being bowled out for 266 on the first day of the second Test against Australia.
Smith disappointed by delay on Test championship
South Africa captain Graeme Smith said he was disappointed that the ICC had decided to postpone a world Test championship until 2017.
Local playing fields are not so level
The domestic rugby fraternity is divided about the proposed changes to next year’s Currie Cup.
Sharks have Springboks — the Lions don’t care
The title-holding Sharks and the Lions will contest Saturday’s Currie Cup final with a fascinating contrast in approaches.
Mbalula: Act to stop SA becoming a banana republic
Despite receiving threats over the CSA debacle, Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula says he can’t let the matter go, lest the entire country fall apart.
P. Divvy: Even superglue wouldn’t help Bok front-liners
Bok coach Peter de Villiers says he’s leaving 21 top players at home for the Tri-Nations away leg because they are wrecked after the Super 15 season.