Bowlers Kagiso Rabada and Tabraiz Shamsi starred on Sunday in South Africa’s five-wicket hammering of Sri Lanka in the first one-day international, some consolation for a disappointing tour.
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Bowlers star as Proteas start ODI series with a win and the Fixture table for what to come
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More confusion:- Ashwin Willemse “did not give testimony”
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Former Springbok and current SuperSport analyst Ashwin Willemse has reportedly not given testimony in the independent investigation being carried out after an on-air incident. The findings of the investigation are due to be handed to the channel on Monday.
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Ellis Park thriller:- Boks beating their visitors England
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The Springboks got back to winning ways with victory over England in an enthralling Test at Ellis Park in Johannesburg on Saturday, beating their visitors 42-39.
Having gone down to Wales in Washington DC last weekend, new Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus picked up his………
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Rugby News:- SA Rugby ditch overseas-based player policy
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The pool of players available to new Springbok coach, Rassie Erasmus has just increased drastically, as SA Rugby have made a change to its selection policy, regarding overseas-based players.
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Protea Captain Faf du Plessis says Warner behaved worse than Rabada
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South African Test captain Faf du Plessis has staunchly defended pace sensation Kagiso Rabada and said David Warner acted far worse.
The Test series between South Africa and Australia increasingly seems like it might be remembered more for kerfuffles than cricket.
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Vancouver Sevens: Blitzboks drawn with NZ, Russia and Scotland
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The Blitzboks remain top of the World Series Sevens table, despite a few slip-ups in recent tournaments.
They can’t afford any more stumbles, though, especially not in Vancouver, where they are drawn in a pool with their closest rivals – New Zealand.
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