Rugby 17.7.2019 04:51 pm
The ‘cockroaches’ outlast Du Preez as Sharks wield axe
The Durbanites’ Super Rugby coach (in)famously used the term to describe the media earlier this year.
Robert du Preez’s stormy stint in charge of the Sharks has come to an end.
Police confirm ex-striker Marc Batchelor assassinated
Batchelor was apparently ambushed close to his house in Market Street, Olivedale.
Another win for in-form Proteas at World Cup
It also seems as if coach Norma Plummer’s rotation system is working a treat.
Currie Cup XV of the week: Young Lions roar, great Griquas
Cash van Rooyen’s youngsters repay his faith as the Peacock Blues deliver a compelling performance in Durban.
Plucky Pumas lay bare SA rugby’s dire financial state
Coach Jimmy Stonehouse continues to work wonders on a limited budget, but the magic won’t last much longer.
Golf Dylan Frittelli transforms career with one compelling round
The 29-year-old South African’s magnificent win at the John Deere Classic pales in significance to what it means for his future.
Record medal haul for SA student team
Tatjana Schoenmaker shines in the pool, while Milton Kekana makes a name for himself.
Rugby James Small was found naked, unconscious at brothel – report
The Springbok legend reportedly collapsed at The Harem in Bedfordview, ‘gentleman’s club that caters for every need’.
Rugby Wallabies prop robbed and injured in Sandton
Taniela Tupou sustained minor cuts to his arm following the theft of his cellphone near the team hotel.
Currie Cup wrap: Magnificent Griquas, thrilling Tambwe hat-trick
However, the showpiece fixture at Newlands between WP and the Blue Bulls fails to live up to expectations.
The unlikely South African in England’s camp for World Cup final
From Benoni to Lord’s, former Easterns and KwaZulu-Natal spinner Anthony Botha has had an interesting journey.
Women in Sport: The Aussie at the heart of SA’s netball revolution
Norma Plummer is steadily putting the Proteas back on the map.
How staring amputation in the face formed Handre Pollard
Three years ago, the Springbok flyhalf was told he might not have an arm anymore. Now, he’s one of the best in the world.
Winning start for Proteas at Netball World Cup
Lenize Potgieter stars as South Africa shrug off some early resistance from Trinidad & Tobago.
Cricket AB breaks silence on World Cup storm: ‘Criticism is unjustified’
The Proteas legend was alleged to have made a last-ditch effort to come out of retirement to play in the showpiece tournament.
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