Six Nations organisers rule out prospect of line-up changes
Six Nations organisers have sought to end persistent speculation over South Africa joining the Championship by ruling out any changes being made to the existing participants.
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Every cricketer goes through this phase: Wasim Jaffer backs Virat Kohli
Jaffer has backed under-pressure Virat Kohli, despite the India team player going through a rough patch in the home series against the West Indies. Jaffer added that like Kohli, every cricketer goes through this phase. Kohli's lean patch continued in the ODI series against the touring side as he had scores of 8, 18 and 0 in the three matches and he looked far from his sublime self.
SA hockey team showing improvement but continue to battle in FIH Pro League
Cape Town - The South African men’s hockey team continues to find the going uphill in their debut FIH Pro League stint, but they have started showing improvement even though they suffered a 6-1 defeat to Germany in Potchefstroom on Thursday night.
Reds' big-picture approach to Super season
Defending champions of a title that doesn't exist this year, the Queensland Reds aim to be more ruthless and "dominate" their Australian Super Rugby Pacific rivals before taking that form across the Tasman.
Clive Woodward: It would be 'brainless' to put Springboks in Six Nations
Sanzaar, the governing body of southern hemisphere rugby, confirmed on Wednesday that the Springboks would continue playing in the Rugby Championship until 2025.
NZ vs SA: South Africa In Massive Trouble As New Zealand Dominate 1st Test
Henry Nicholls and Matt Henry spearheaded a commanding display as New Zealand built a 387-run first-innings lead that left South Africa in deep strife on day two of the first Test on Friday. At stumps in Christchurch, South Africa were three for 34, with Temba Bavuma on 22 and Rassie van der Dussen on nine, and needing another 353 to make New Zealand bat again. The record first-innings deficit overhauled for victory is 291 by Australia against Sri Lanka in 1992. New Zealand were all out in their first innings late on day two for 482 in reply to South Africa's 95.
Boucher bemoans lack of Proteas energy: 'I can't put my finger on it'
The Proteas needed something special to get back into the first Test against New Zealand in Christchurch on Friday, but they instead endured another nightmare day.
Plays of the day: Lack of control with the ball costs Proteas
The Proteas were on the receiving end of a New Zealand masterclass once again on day two of the first Test at the Hagley Oval on Friday. Stuart Hess looks at the highlights of the day.