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  • Scarlets stun Bulls after Johan Grobbelaar’s red card

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    The Vodacom Bulls suffered their first loss of the 2024/25 United Rugby Championship after a one-point loss in Wales last…

  • Siya, Eben back for Sharks duty

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    The Sharks have been bolstered by the return of several Springboks to tackle the defending URC champions at Kings Park…

  • Bok Women get exciting 2025 world cup draw

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    The Springbok Women will face France, Italy and Brazil in next year’s world cup.

  • SA Rugby pledges engagement on equity deal

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    A task team has been mandated to provide more information on key issues relating to a proposed private equity deal…

  • Proteas Women aim to dethrone Aussies

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    South Africa takes on Australia in the Women’s T20 World Cup semi-finals this afternoon.

  • AB de Villiers enters ICC Hall of Fame

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    One of the most feared batsmen in the history of the game hit over 20 000 international runs across all…

  • Stormers ready to get back on track

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    DHL Stormers’ coach Dawie Snyman says the squad won’t change a lot but plans to execute better in their game…

  • ‘Nobody can do what RG does!’

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    Lock RG Snyman was instrumental in Leinster’s fourth consecutive win which sent them to the top of the Vodacom URC…

  • Shukri Conrad: Brevis is an exceptional talent

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    While there’s a batsman higher than Dewald Brevis in the Proteas’ pecking order, the former SA U19 star will experience…

  • Munster eye South African URC revival

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    Munster’s head coach is banking on returning players and the team’s ability to regroup as the Irish outfit is set…

  • State of the URC: Bulls, Lions fly the SA flag

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    This past weekend’s URC matches saw the Lions and Bulls (both on 14 log points) finish the weekend in third…

  • Beaumont: Bok Bomb Squad breaking rugby

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    The outgoing chairperson of World Rugby says the game currently allows too many substitutes.

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