Nigeria wins eight more gold, may lose top spot to ‘strong’ South Africa
Nigeria’s top athletes are set for the AFN All Comers Championship, which will hold in Akure… this weekend.
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Scotland's Johnny Gray doubtful for World Cup after dislocating kneecap
Scotland lock Johnny Gray is "very doubtful" for the World Cup after dislocating his kneecap playing for Exeter Chiefs on Sunday, the club's director, Rob Baxter, said.
I'm a Celebrity viewers praise the 'best episode ever' as others make the same complaint just moments in
In scenes host Ant McPartlin dubbed the 'most disgusting' TV he’s ever been involved in, new arrivals Dean Gaffney and Joe Swash continued in their bid to win treats for camp on I'm a Celebrity South Africa. The former EastEnders stars were challenged to down foul drinks to provide a much-needed boost for their celeb campmates.
Fastest Women's Bowler Shabnim Ismail Retires From International Cricket
South African fast bowler Shabnim Ismail, who is credited with sending down the quickest delivery in women's cricket, announced her retirement from the international game on Wednesday. During the T20 World Cup semi-final against England in Cape Town in February she bowled a 128kmh (80mph) delivery - the fastest recorded in the women's game. Ismail, 34, said in a statement issued by Cricket South Africa that she wanted to spend more time with her family but would continue to be available to play in domestic Twenty20 tournaments around the world.
Eddie O'Sullivan: Defence the priority for Munster v Glasgow
Eddie O'Sullivan believes Munster's defence will be the winning or losing of their BKT United Rugby Championship semi-final against Glasgow Warriors on Saturday night (live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player).
Proteas women's legend Ismail retires from international cricket
Proteas Women's stalwart Shabnim Ismail on Wednesday announced her retirement from all forms of international cricket.
History made: Bulls Daisies become SA's first professional women's rugby team
The Bulls Daisies made history on Wednesday after confirming their 35-member squad comprising the first women rugby players to be given professional contracts in South Africa.