Proteas exodus looming? Boucher ominously tells CSA to keep key players 'interested'
Could the Proteas be on the cusp of a player exodus after the failed ICC T20 World Cup campaign?
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Could the Proteas be on the cusp of a player exodus after the failed ICC T20 World Cup campaign?
Ireland captain Johnny Sexton said beating world champions South Africa on Saturday was "right up there" with other memorable victories but said he wants trophies to round off his career.
The relief that Ireland were going to make it to half time with their heads above water quickly made way to fear at the sight of Tadhg Furlong down, holding his ankle.
Seven caps, two tries, a Triple Crown, a series win against New Zealand, and now a victory against the world champions South Africa.
It was a gripping weekend of international rugby as the Autumn Nations Series threw up some cracking contests.
AFP Sport looks at the teams and their journeys into the final four:The Black Caps had a resounding start to the tournament with an 89-run thrashing of defending champions and hosts Australia, setting the tone for their campaign so far. A washout against Afghanistan did not stop their momentum. They thrashed Sri Lanka with Glenn Phillips smashing the second century of this World Cup with his 64-ball 104. New Zealand faltered in their chase of 180 against England but regrouped to outplay minnows Ireland as skipper Kane Williamson struck form with a quickfire 61.
Pakistan skipper Babar Azam should stand aside and give Mohammad Haris his opener slot to boost their top order firepower in Wednesday's Twenty20 World Cup semi-final against New Zealand, former captain Shahid Afridi said.
Eddie Jones insisted England's problems were far from serious after a 30-29 defeat by Argentina in their Autumn Nations opener on Sunday.