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Sanzaar, Six Nations Rugby to pull together for 2026 global competition to strengthen global game

Southern Hemisphere Rugby governing body Sanzaar and its Northern Hemisphere counterpart, Six Nations Rugby, are working on a new rugby partnership that'll launch a new international competition in 2026.

SA's Lloyd Harris bows out in Mallorca semi-final

South African tennis ace Lloyd Harris has lost his semi-final clash against Christopher Eubanks of the United States at the Mallorca Championships on Friday.

Plundered Pumas re-build again for improbable Euro campaign with eye-catching buys

If the Pumas are going to find an improbable but heartening way into the coming season's European Challenge Cup, they'll have to do it with a band of hugely exciting, if thoroughly raw, recruits. 

Bulls sign up speedster De Klerk from Pumas

Pumas speedster Sebastian de Klerk is the latest player to sign up with the Bulls.

Eddie Jones charged up to beat Boks at Loftus for first time: '100 percent committed to winning'

Upbeat Wallabies coach Eddie Jones on Friday said he intends to kick off his reign by creating history against world champions South Africa in Pretoria in a week's time, with a winning mentality key to his new-look Australia.

Watch: Marnus Labuschagne Puts Dropped Chewing Gum Back In Mouth, Gross Act Caught On Camera

Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne is one of the most interesting characters in world cricket. Recently dethroned as the no.1 Test batter in the world, Labuschagne is a player with a few peculiarities and rarely takes the field without having a chewing gum in his mouth. As far as his batting is concerned, the 29-year-old is a traditional Test batter who not only puts runs on the table but also entertains the cross, no matter which part of the world he is playing in. The South Africa-born batter did exactly that on Day 1 of the ongoing second Ashes Test against England at Lord's.

Nigeria battles South Africa, Kenya, Algeria, others for rugby ticket

PHOTOS | 76 years of Killarney: SA's historical racetrack gets a Heritage Foundation Blue Plaque

Think Cape Town and cars, and you immediately think of Killarney, as it is fondly known. It's one of only two racetracks that's remained unchanged in South Africa. Now, the Cape Town Heritage Foundation has given the racetrack a Blue Plaque for its historical significance.