Buttler says England white-ball captaincy could end Test career
Jos Buttler said on Friday his appointment as England's new white-ball captain could spell the end of his Test career.
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When Richard Hibbard wrestled and punched two Springboks props to earn Warren Gatland's respect
There are two ways to go when an incident unfolds with a couple of 20st South African props on a rugby field.
Soul-warming Siya Kolisi brings light to load shedding fears: 'We don't make the lights come on'
Eskom's load shedding may have put an extra layer of ice on a bone-chillingly cold winter that's simmering with socio-economic discontent, but it can't put a good man like Springbok captain Siya Kolisi down.
Motivated All Blacks carry 'scar tissue' from last Ireland loss
Scrumhalf Aaron Smith admitted on Friday that New Zealand still carry "scar tissue" from their loss to Ireland last year, and will use it to fuel a furious response in the first Test in Auckland.
ECB official suspended due to Devon Malcolm racist slur: Reports
Both the Daily Telegraph and The Times said Friday the unnamed person, who has worked at English cricket's governing body for several years, allegedly made a remark earlier this season about being unable to see Malcolm until the 59-year-old Jamaica-born quick smiles. They added the official has been stood down pending an investigation, although the ECB has so far declined to comment.
Senior ECB official suspended amid Devon Malcolm slur allegation – reports
The England and Wales Cricket Board has suspended a senior official who has been accused of making a racial slur towards former fast bowler Devon Malcolm, according to reports.
Tonight's rugby news as Wales rookies 'have no fear' and Cardiff flanker returns from England
Here are the latest rugby evening headlines on Friday, July 1.
South Africa name the 'hard' Wales player they know won't be scared of them in the slightest
Siya Kolisi is preparing for a toe-to-toe battle with Wales tomorrow, name-checking full-back Liam Williams to illustrate how the visitors are ‘tough people’.