Latest articles on Jason Humphries

Ryan Sandes takes the high road

Article Jason Humphries - 9 Nov 2012

Ultramarathon trail champion Ryan sandes has won 20 marathons in the world's most wild and inhospitable places. The altitude hasn't gone to his head.

There’s gold in South Africa’s pool of talent

Article Jason Humphries - 3 Aug 2012

Cameron van der Burgh and Chad Le Clos have shown what can be done if money's available, sparking calls for a new tier of funding for SA swimmers.

Olympics 2012: Pedal to the medal for SA

Article Jason Humphries - 27 Jul 2012

Team South Africa left in great spirits, but the road to London has been paved with controversy, writes Jason Humphries.

Proteas stick to tried and tested squad for England

Article Jason Humphries - 13 Jun 2012

South Africa have kept faith with their winning formula by naming an unchanged squad for the three-Test series starting next month in England.

Semenya and Pistorious run risk of missing Olympics

Article Jason Humphries - 14 Apr 2012

Caster Semenya and Oscar Pistorious run the risk of not qualifying for the London Olympics following disappointing performances at the SA champs.

Proteas aim to seal overdue series win

Article Jason Humphries - 24 Dec 2011

South Africa and Sri Lanka both have the opportunity to put an end to unwanted records when they clash in their second Test of the series.

Proteas fall to clinical Australia at Kingsmead

Article Jason Humphries - 29 Oct 2011

Australia shone with bat and ball to beat SA by three wickets to claim a 2-1 series victory after the third one-day international at Kingsmead.

Proteas outrun Australia to set up ODI decider

Article Jason Humphries - 24 Oct 2011

SA produced a dominant performance on Sunday to beat Australia by 80 runs in the second one-day international to level the three-match series.

Strong second half seals Sharks win over Brumbies

Article Jason Humphries - 7 May 2011

The Sharks ran in four second half tries to seal a 34-16 win over Australia's Brumbies in their Super rugby match at Kings Park on Saturday.

Semenya clinches South African championship double

Article Jason Humphries - 11 Apr 2011

Caster Semenya achieved a notable double by claiming the 800m and the 1 500m titles at the South African championships on Sunday.

Sharma sets up India win on Ntini’s farewell

Article Jason Humphries - 9 Jan 2011

Rohit Sharma blazed a half-century as India cantered to a 21-run win over SA in a one-off Twenty20 international at the Moses Mabhida Stadium.

Proteas set for India fightback

Article Jason Humphries - 24 Dec 2010

South Africa are prepared for India's experienced line-up to fight back strongly in the Boxing Day Test after their crushing defeat at Centurion.

Cricket could be unlikely saviour of World Cup stadiums

Article Jason Humphries - 14 Jul 2010

Cricket could emerge as the saviour of Cup soccer stadiums with the decision by Cricket South Africa to stage a Twenty20 international in Durban.

Semenya considers legal action to ensure track return

Article Jason Humphries - 1 Apr 2010

Caster Semenya's lawyers say they will do whatever is necessary to ensure the world 800m champion can compete without restriction this season.

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