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Springbok Sevens captain Siviwe Soyizwapi kept his emotions in check as he reflected on an unexpected quarter-final defeat to Ireland at the Rugby World Cup Sevens in Cape Town.
Queen Elizabeth II. Sussex seamer Robinson took 5-49 in 14 overs, his third five-wicket innings haul in 11 career Tests, as South Africa were dismissed for just 118. Veteran quick Stuart Broad enjoyed a return of 4-41.
Fans were in for an ultimate treat as Sachin Tendulkar once again stepped out to the field to lead India Legends in the ongoing Road Safety World Series. In the tournament opener, India Legends took on South Africa Legends and the Sachin-led side did not disappoint as they won the contest by 61 runs. Batting first, India posted 217/4 in 20 overs owing to Stuart Binny's unbeaten 82-run knock off just 24 balls. Coming out to open, Sachin managed to score just 16 runs but fans are going gaga over his lofted shot that he played in the fourth over of the innings.
British UFC star Darren Till has warned Dricus du Plessis that he is going to “rip this guy’s head off.”
CAPE TOWN : Ireland stunned hosts South Africa with a deserved 24-14 victory in their Rugby World Cup Sevens quarter-final on Saturday, setting up a meeting with holders New Zealand.
Ireland captain Billy Dardis said Ireland will go for broke in their Rugby World Cup Sevens semi-final against New Zealand after they blew South Africa away in the quarters on Saturday night.
The fairytale is over at the Sevens World Cup where the Blitzboks crashed out of the quarter-finals, beaten 24-14 by Ireland in Saturday's main event at Cape Town Stadium.
Ireland 24-14 South Africa