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The Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland has ordered the IAAF (International Association of Athletics Federations) regulations which prevent Caster Semenya running races between 400m and a mile to be lifted immediately.Semenya said she was thankful

Bangladesh scored their highest ever One-Day International total after being put into bat to set them on the way to a 21-run victory over the Proteas in match 5 of the ICC World Cup at The Oval in London on Sunday.It was Bangladesh’s opening

Proteas captain Faf du Plessis admitted his team were comprehensively outplayed by England in their Cricket World Cup opener on Thursday.Hosts England made 311/8 after being sent in to bat by Du Plessis before bowling out the South Africans for 207

Not many sports lovers will know that cheerleading has been granted provisional Olympic status by the world's governing body, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) though, in reality, it will not be on the programme before the 2024 edition

Dale Steyn, the veteran South Africa pacer, has been ruled out of the side's opening match of the Cricket World Cup 2019 against England in London on Thursday.Steyn, 35, had aggravated a long-standing right shoulder injury during his short

Cricket South Africa has announced a bumper programme of home international fixtures for the 2019-20 summer against England and Australia.England will be the guests for the first part of the summer from mid-December until mid-February and will play

Caster Semenya has found a way to get around the now famous 'testosterone controversy' by agreeing to run a 3 000m race at the Prefontaine Classic at Stanford University in the United States on June 30.On May 1, the Court of Arbitration

Athletics South Africa has announced that it will be appealing the decision by the Court of Arbitration in Sport related to the star athlete, Caster Semenya.The Department of Sport and Recreation said today that the decision to appeal the ruling

The Zigzag Durban Surf Pro, set to take place from Friday through to Sunday, has been cancelled due to a sewage leak at the Durban Harbour.World Surf League Africa Operations manager Colin Fitch says the extent of the contamination poses a serious