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New World Rugby laws to be trialled in Euro cups
Network SportFour new World Rugby law amendments aimed at improving game flow and player safety will be trialled in upcoming Champions…
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Wiaan Mulder: I hate watching cricket
Network SportProteas all-rounder Wiaan Mulder returns from injury for the second Test against Pakistan, eager to contribute after months on the…
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John Plumtree: Older Boks in danger of missing world cup
Network SportSharks' coach warns that the year-round schedule, with tournaments in both the Southern and Northern hemispheres, will keep putting strain…
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Bok duo’s return to ease Sharks’ injury pain
Network SportEben Etzebeth, who missed both of the Sharks’ festive season fixtures against the Vodacom Bulls and Stormers, could be available…
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State of the URC: Stormers smiling after festive revival
Network SportRound nine’s Vodacom United Rugby Championship fixtures see Cardiff take on Ospreys and the Scarlets facing the Dragons on Wednesday.
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Dobson: We’re properly in the mix now
Network SportAfter trailing 10-5 at halftime, the Stormers regained the lead with three tries in the second half.
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John Dobson: Siya deal hinges on Sharks
Network SportWhile Siya Kolisi has a long history with the Stormers, a possible move to the team would be up to…
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Kolisi bolsters Sharks for Cape clash
Network SportSharks coach John Plumtree says beating the Stormers in Cape Town isn’t going to be an easy task, but the…
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French Bok stars set for SA return?
Network SportIf Nicolaas Janse van Rensburg leaves Montpellier, his likeliest destination is believed to be the Vodacom Bulls.
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Proteas’ Champions Trophy opponents revealed
Network SportThe event which will see eight teams battle it out for the top spot, returns to the cricket calendar for…
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Schickerling embraces Eben showdown
Network SportThe Stormers and Sharks will clash for a second time this weekend after the Sharks won their first match end…
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Opinion: Put referees back in charge
Network SportRugby’s survival depends on referees getting the calls wrong, writes Zelim Nel.
