Rugby evening headlines as Springbok coach's wife found dead three years after daughter died at 28
Here are the latest rugby evening headlines on Monday, April 4.
South Africa Sport News
Ireland denied Junior Hockey World Cup last-eight spot by hosts South Africa
South Africa 1-0 Ireland
Bangladesh call for neutral umpires after South Africa controversy
Bangladesh called for the return of neutral umpires in international cricket after claiming "inconsistent" decisions put them at a disadvantage in the first Test against South Africa in Durban.
Hundred draft picks to be revealed with David Warner and Chris Gayle among top-price names
Draft picks for the men’s 2022 Hundred will be revealed on Tuesday, with Australia batter David Warner and West Indian star Chris Gayle among the top-tier overseas talent up for grabs.
South Africa vs Bangladesh, 1st Test: Dean Elgar Terms Win As "Pretty Special"
South Africa captain Dean Elgar said that the victory against Bangladesh in the 1st Test was 'pretty special' and added that it was a hard-fought win after Proteas defeated Bangladesh with massive 220-runs in the first Test to take a 1-0 lead in the two-match Test series here at Kingsmead, Durban on Monday. Bangladesh were bowled out for just 53 runs in the second innings, their second-lowest total in Test history. Keshav Maharaj finished the match with figures of 7/32 in 10 overs. Simon Harmer picked up the other three wickets as the Proteas finished with an opening Test match win.
Mamelodi Sundowns announce former Chelsea scout as new sporting director
DStv Premiership giants Mamelodi Sundowns have confirmed the appointment of former Chelsea scout Flemming Berg as the club's new sporting director.
Bangladesh bowled out for 53 in first Test defeat against South Africa
Bangladesh crashed to 53 all out on the fifth day of the first Test against South Africa in Durban after spinner Keshav Maharaj picked up seven wickets to seal a 220-run win at Kingsmead on Monday.
South Africa vs Bangladesh, 1st Test: South Africa Thrash Bangladesh By 220 Runs
South African spinners Keshav Maharaj and Simon Harmer sent Bangladesh crashing to a 220-run defeat on the fifth day of the first Test at Kingsmead on Monday. Maharaj took seven for 32 and Harmer three for 21 as Bangladesh were bowled out for 53, their lowest total against South Africa. Resuming at 11 for three, Bangladesh lost their remaining seven wickets for 42 runs in less than an hour. The experienced Mushfiqur Rahim was dismissed in the first over of the day, leg before wicket to Maharaj when he played down the wrong line of a ball which hurried through straight.