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Proteas-Australia rivalry reignites eight years after scandal
World champions SA face Australia in first Test series since Sandpapergate. Rabada’s fitness and spin-friendly Durban pitch dominate build-up.
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Social media abuse takes toll as Gauff exits China open
Gauff said racist abuse had left her “drained” after crashing out of the China Open following a torrent of online hatred after her previous win.
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Gqeberha pilot Davidson claims second Air Race X championship
Gqeberha pilot Patrick Davidson won the AIR RACE X finale on Sunday, defending his championship and securing his second consecutive title.
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Baby Wolves hunt maximum points against TUT
University of Fort Hare’s Baby Wolves target maximum points against TUT as they look to strengthen their position in the Hollywoodbets Super League.
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Fans point to high ticket prices for sparse crowd at Springboks game
Rugby fans have linked ticket prices to the turnout at the Springboks-Barbarians match, while SA Rugby and the municipality respond.
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Blockbuster weekend as Bulls Hunt URC Crown and Boks return
Bulls hunt URC crown in Dublin whilst Springboks return to action in blockbuster weekend featuring World Cup football and women’s T20 cricket.
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Mokoena spot kick keeps Bafana’s world cup dream breathing
Mokoena’s nerveless penalty rescued a vital point as Bafana Bafana battled to 1-1 draw with Czech Republic, keeping World Cup dream alive.
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Springboks primed for season launch in Gqeberha spectacular
Deon Davids and Paul de Villiers preview Saturday’s Gqeberha double-header as Springboks face Barbarians and SA ‘A’ take on Zimbabwe
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“I feel empty”: Antonelli’s anguish as Mercedes fails in Barcelona
Antonelli’s five-race winning streak ends in heartbreak as mechanical failure forces retirement whilst running second in Barcelona
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Rare Monaco misfire has Hamilton settling for third after qualifying
Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari will start third at Monaco after pole position was snatched by teenage championship leader Kimi Antonelli in qualifying.
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