Five players who can showcase ‘point of difference’ Rassie Erasmus demands at Springbok alignment camp ...

Ashfak Mohamed|Published 10 hours ago

As 56 players gather at the Springbok alignment camp in Cape Town, Rassie Erasmus seeks unique talent to strengthen the Springbok squad. From a powerful 153kg prop to a lightning-fast No 8, discover the five players poised to make their mark on South…

Prudence Sekgodiso, Luvo Manyonga headline first ASA Grand Prix in Pretoria

Ashfak Mohamed|Published 16 hours ago

Caster Semenya’s 1 500m SA record of 3:59. 92 may not be on Prudence Sekgodiso’s radar just yet, but she did break the national 800m record earlier this year at ...

Joseph Dweba could be the hooker to ‘shoot the lights out’ for Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus

Ashfak Mohamed|Published 3 days ago

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has a lot to ponder on when it comes to the hooker position leading up to the 2027 World Cup in Australia, starting with next week’s ...

Here’s the truth: Proteas choked against New Zealand, and must embrace change to avoid more tears in 2027

Ashfak Mohamed|Published 4 days ago

In the cold light of day, it was just another typical choke from the South Africans when it mattered most in the ICC Champions Trophy semi-final against New Zealand, ...

What Stellenbosch, Kaizer Chiefs take into cup quarter-final in Gqeberha

Mihlali Baleka|Published 5 days ago

Kaizer Chiefs and Stellenbosch FC are on a roll after winning their midweek clashes in the Premiership ahead of their Nedbank Cup quarter-final on Saturday.

Boks didn’t send Jones overseas for intel, but happy to have him back ‘home’

Leighton Koopman|Published 5 days ago

Springbok assistant coach Felix Jones, who resigned from the England set-up, will relocate to South Africa with his family until after the 2027 Rugby World Cup. ...

Broos has potent Bafana attack to cover for goalkeeper issues

Mihlali Baleka|Published 5 days ago

Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos have enough depth up front to approach the two Fifa World Cup qualifiers against Lesotho and Benin this month as cup finals.

India may win Champions Trophy, but Gambhir will know it’s a hollow victory

Zaahier Adams|Published 5 days ago

India coach Gautam Gambhir's arrogance in denying his team have enjoyed an advantage in playing at one venue during the ICC Champions Trophy has been mystifying. ...

SuperSport United drop more points as AmaZulu share the spoils

Matshelane Mamabolo|Published 6 days ago

There were no goals in a 90 minutes that see-sawed, with both SuperSport United and AmaZulu doing their best to get the goal that would see them banking the maximum ...

Rob Walter: Proteas one partnership away from doing something special in Champions Trophy loss

Ongama Gcwabe|Published 6 days ago

Right from the start of the match, South Africa started on the back foot, losing a crucial toss in the batting paradise at the Gaddafi Stadium as they went down ...

Plays of the day: Dreadful death-bowling, lack of partnerships see Proteas lose to New Zealand

Ongama Gcwabe|Published 6 days ago

New Zealand shattered South Africa's dreams of playing in their second-ever ICC final with a convincing victory in the second semi-final of the Champions Trophy ...

Same old sad story for Proteas with Miller’s century not enough in ICC Champions Trophy semi-final

Zaahier Adams|Published 6 days ago

The Proteas' dream of progressing to the ICC Champions Trophy final was crushed by a rampant New Zealand in Lahore.

SA Open champion Dylan Naidoo earns a spot in golf’s oldest tournament, The Open

Jehran Naidoo|Published 6 days ago

After winning the SA Open last week, Joburg golfer Dylan Naidoo earned himself a spot in golf's oldest tournament, The Open.

ICC Champions Trophy semi-final: Five match-ups that could decide Proteas v New Zealand

Ongama Gcwabe|Published 6 days ago

South Africa and New Zealand are set to meet in the second semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy in Lahore on Wednesday, and we looked at five key-match-ups.

I’m not jinxing it: This is finally the Proteas’ year

Ashfak Mohamed|Published 6 days ago

Having endured some serious adversity from before their ICC Champions Trophy campaign had even begun, are the cricket gods finally smiling on the Proteas?

Mkhari hopeful Springbok Women Sevens can Rights their wrongs in second Challenger event

Ashfak Mohamed|Published 1 week ago

The Springbok Women Sevens ended in third position in the World Rugby Sevens Challenger event in Cape Town, and will hope to go two steps further in the second tournament ...

No, I’m not a Bulls fan, but here’s how Jake White’s team can win URC and Challenge Cup titles

Ashfak Mohamed|Published 1 week ago

If Jake White plays his cards right and makes some major selection decisions, it is entirely possible for the Pretoria outfit to be successful in both the United ...

It’s official: Sharks star Ntuthuko Mchunu signs for ‘special environment’ at Stormers

Ashfak Mohamed|Published 1 week ago

Ntuthuko Mchunu will arrive at the Stormers as the chief replacement for stalwart front-rower Steven Kitshoff, who announced his retirement last week due to a serious ...

Good start to the year for me, says SA distance star Adriaan Wildschutt after breaking yet another record

Ashfak Mohamed|Published 1 week ago

Adriaan Wildschutt, a long-distance star from Ceres in the Western Cape, also holds the SA outdoor records in the 3,000m, 5,000m and 10,000m events.

White: Not all doom and gloom, but Bulls should’ve been braver in first half

Ashfak Mohamed|Published 1 week ago

Coach Jake White was still positive about the Bulls’ chances of winning the United Rugby Championship title despite their defeat to the Stormers.