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Teen prodigy becomes PGA Tour’s youngest winner since 1931
Teen sensation Blades Brown storms from seven strokes back with final-round 63 to win PGA Tour playoff. Youngest champion since 1931 at 19 years old.
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Beyond the scoreline: What Springboks actually learned from Italy rout
Boks dominate Italy 45-0 at half but true value lies in testing depth and combinations. France next weekend provides the real measuring stick.
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Teen sensation Andreeva bagels Svitolina in dominant finals debut
Mirra Andreeva bagels Elina Svitolina 6-4, 6-0 in stunning WTA Finals debut. The 19-year-old French Open champion announces arrival in Indian Wells.
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Building the future: 56 players named for U20 academy camp
Fifty-six players called up for SA Rugby U20 Academy camp from 23-27 November. Stormers lead with 22 selections as future Boks assemble.
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SA Rugby announces U18 girls squad for December showdown
SA Rugby announces 27-player U18 Girls squad for December series against Netherlands. Natasha Hofmeester named head coach for Stellenbosch matches.
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Cricket Australia rejects Sandpapergate revelations
Cricket Australia rejects reopening sandpapergate investigation despite Khawaja autobiography claiming entire team knew about ball-tampering plot.
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“We all knew,” Warner backs Khawaja’s Sandpapergate bombshell
Warner breaks eight-year silence on Sandpapergate, backing Khawaja’s claim entire Australian team was involved. “Everyone knows the truth now.”
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Rassie rewards Italy performances, Etzebeth watches from the stands
Rassie shows faith in Italy winners with minimal changes for France, but Etzebeth misses out despite being recalled specifically for European tour.
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Henning addresses Rennie’s walking around claims and scrum controversies
Henning explains scrum controversies: dominance doesn’t guarantee penalties, Springboks scrum straight not “walk around,” and coaches secretly accept crooked feeds.
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Let’s praat about it: Can anyone close the gap with SA and NZ?
The gap between SA, NZ and the rest of the Southern Hemisphere is widening. Are the Springboks and All Blacks playing a different game entirely?










