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  • Super Rugby could go to Japan

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    Super Rugby could go to Japan when the competition takes a new shape from 2016.

  • Goosen injury not as bad as first feared

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    Springboks team doctor Craig Roberts has confirmed that flyhalf Johan Goosen’s knee injury is not as bad as initially feared.

  • Springbok coach praises Serfontein

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    Vodacom Bulls centre Jan Serfontein has received high praise from coach Heyneke Meyer after making his first start for the…

  • Meyer: Morne is the best in the World

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    South African coach Heyneke Meyer has praised the performance of flyhalf Morne Steyn in the Springboks last two matches against…

  • Da Gama wants local coach for Bafana

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    Former Orlando Pirates and Platinum Stars coach Owen da Gama has joined a chorus of South African coaches who believe…

  • MTN-Qhubeka ready for Tour du Suisse

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    South Africa’s cycling team MTN-Qhubeka will be one of the participants when the 78th Tour du Suisse gets underway on…

  • De Jager praises experienced ‘blood brothers’

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    Newly-capped Springbok player, Lood de Jager, says he is absorbing everything he can from veterans like Bakkies Botha, claiming the…

  • Strydom edged out by Park

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    South African golfer Okkie Strydom was edged out by Korea’s Huyn Park in the IGT Tour’s fifth Race to USA…

  • Buirski, Doyle set for key battle

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    Matthew Buirksi and Cedric ‘The Dominator’ Doyle, two of the top bantamweights in the country, will face off in the…

  • Mokotjo open to Ajax move

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    South African international Kamohelo Mokotjo says he would welcome the opportunity to play alongside compatriot Thulani Serero at Ajax Amsterdam. 

  • Khan and Ngam back Amla to be great captain

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    Former Proteas cricketers Imraan Khan and Mfuneko Ngam have both backed Hashim Amla to be a success as South Africa’s…

  • Meyer bemoans ‘toughest 10 days’

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    Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer says he has endured “the toughest 10 days” of his tenure in charge of the team…

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