South Africa's Willie Le Roux relishing 'amazing' RWC final with New Zealand
South Africa's Willie Le Roux is relishing the "amazing" prospect of facing New Zealand in the World Cup final in Paris.
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Springboks have broader purpose than winning trophies says captain Kolisi
PRESIES COURCELLES, France : South Africa have a bigger purpose than winning trophies with a major social responsibility on their shoulders, captain Siya Kolisi said ahead of Saturday's World Cup semi-final against England at the Stade de France.
The story of the Rugby World Cup: Springboks unite a nation in 1995
As we continue on our journey looking back on the history of the Rugby World Cup, the 1995 edition brings us to South Africa for the final major tournament of the amateur era.
India To Play 3 T20Is, 3 ODIs and 2 Tests vs South Africa In December-January
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Friday announced the schedule of India's all-format tour of South Africa to be played in December and January. The tour will begin with a three-match T20I series, followed by a three-match ODI series and will culminate with the Freedom Series for Gandhi-Mandela Trophy involving two Tests. The multi-format series that begins from December 10 includes three T20Is, followed by three ODIs and two Tests, including the traditional Boxing Day Test match in Centurion and the New Year's Test in Cape Town.
Duane 'will give my everything' for World Cup swansong, mulls club affiliation with Durbell
It was while going to rent a generator for a charity function his wife was helping with that Duane Vermeulen remembered again how important the Springboks are to South Africans, and why he has promised to do everything within his power to be part of the squad for the upcoming Rugby World Cup in France.
PSL relegation battle royale: Gallants and Chippa hold the aces, Maritzburg on a wing and a prayer
It's probably a good thing that Maritzburg United coach Fadlu Davids is on his way to Europe to sort out his UEFA coaching badges.
The King is dead, long live the king
The world is mourning the passage of ‘the Black King’. I cannot help but add my humble voice to the outpouring of tributes. My friend Idy calls me up this morning from the United States. He wants to know if flags will be flown at half mast in Nigeria today in mournful acknowledgment of the passage of a great Black man whose place in Black history is in the category of Muhammed Ali, Nelson Mandela and Patrice Lumumba.