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Madida leads Buckz Pool Table League in Sakhile after round two

Bandile Madida tops the Buckz Pool Table League standings after the second round of matches played at Ngcobo's Tavern in Sakhile on August 22.

Players competed in the second round of the Buckz Pool Table League at Ngcobo’s Tavern in Sakhile on August 22, with Bandile Madida maintaining the top spot on the league table.

Madida secured a 4–2 victory over Tumelo Radebe to lead the standings after two rounds of competition.


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Manqoba Gama sits sixth on the league log after beating Pule Moleleki 4-3. Photo: Supplied

Danielson Sefike moved into second place after a convincing 4–0 win against Master Nyakane, while Mbongiseni Mahlasela occupies third following his 4–1 victory over Thembinkosi Ndlovu.

Musawenkosi Dhlamini sits fourth after edging Sefike 4–3 in one of the round’s closest encounters.


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Katiso Tsotetsi lost 0-4 to Moeketsi Tsotetsi. Photo: Supplied

Moeketsi Tsotetsi claimed fifth place with a 4–0 win over Katiso Tsotetsi, and Manqoba Gama is sixth after defeating Pule Moleleki 4–3.

Rounding out the top 10 are Pule Moleleki in seventh, Mthobisi Thanjekwayo in eighth, Mduduzi Dhlamini in ninth and Tumelo Radebe in 10th place.


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Bandile Madida beat Tumelo Radebe 4-2 in the Buckz Pool Table League, leaving him at the top of the league log. Photo: Supplied

The league is played under Black Ball Rules and follows a race-to-three format. The competition is expected to continue until mid-November.

The overall league champion will receive R3 500, a trophy, T-shirt, cue case and a cue. The runner-up will earn R1 200 and a trophy, while third place will receive R600 and a medal. Players finishing fourth, fifth and sixth will each receive R300 and a medal.


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Mbongiseni Mahlasela won 4-1 against Thembinkosi Ndlovu, leaving him in third place in the league's current standings. Photo: Supplied

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Second on the log in the league is Danielson Sefike, who won 4-0 against Master Nyakane. Photo: Supplied

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Mphikeleli Masangu

I've been a journalist for 17 years, first as radio journalist and then print. I have a matric senior certificate and a community journalism certificate from the Unisa. I am a strong investigative, political, municipal and hard news journalist.

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