Mark Boucher’s misconduct hearing to take place from May 16 to 20
Johannesburg — Mark Boucher’s hearing over charges of “gross misconduct” made by Cricket South Africa will be held from May 16 to 20 this year.
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Newcastle transfer news: Toon 'had a look' at January deal for 31-cap 'interesting package'
Sky Sports reporter Michael Bridge believes that Newcastle were targeting a move for Liverpool's Divock Origi at the beginning of January.
South Africa Head Coach Mark Boucher Has Hearing Postponed Until May
The disciplinary hearing against South African head coach Mark Boucher has been postponed until May, the chairperson of the hearing announced on Tuesday. Boucher faces charges of racism, laid by Cricket South Africa, which could result in his dismissal. Advocate Terry Motau said in a statement that he had decided to hold the hearing from May 16 to 20 after considering arguments submitted by Boucher's legal team, who intend to call current South African players to testify in his defence.
Six Nations 2022: Marcus Smith, Rob Baloucoune, Rory Darge and Taine Basham
Hostile away crowds, loud and loyal home support and old rivalries everywhere you look.
Ireland back-rower Caelan Doris in ‘better place’ after concussion troubles
Ireland star Caelan Doris feels in a “way better place” than last year when concussion symptoms caused him to sit out the entire 2021 Guinness Six Nations.
Wales a tall order even without injured stars: Sexton
Johnny Sexton says Ireland may be facing a Wales side lacking many established stars in their Six Nations opener on Saturday but it would be "insulting" to the players replacing them to talk about it being an easier challenge.
Six Nations 2022: Sexton excited to renew 'friendly' hostilities with Wales
Johnny Sexton says the familiarity between Ireland and Wales players ensures games between the sides always carry an edge, but that the rivalry is not as «nasty» as it once was.
Cricket is back for the Commonwealth Games after over 20 years - line up announced
Cricket is the first sport to announce a complete line up for the Commonwealth Games 2022. A host of Commonwealth nations on the list include Australia, Barbados, England, India, New Zealand, Pakistan and South Africa.