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The Southern Kings starting XV to face Italian club Zebre in a GUINNESSPRO14 championship match at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Saturday shows just one change from the side that did duty against Leinster last weekend. At the official team

South African rugby could be set for a major shake-up as two new franchises are potentially set to enter another European competition in the years to come.Earlier this year, a historic move saw the Kings and Cheetahs cut from Super Rugby and instead

AIDEN MARKRAM will make his debut for the Standard Bank Proteas in the first Sunfoil Test match against Bangladesh to be played at Senwes Park, Potchefstroom, from September 28 to October 2.The 22-year-old Multiply Titans opening batsman was a

CAPE TOWN, September 22 (ANA) – Some of South Africa’s leading para-athletes have been left in the lurch, as the 2017 Para-Sport Festival in Mexico City has been postponed due to Tuesday’s devastating earthquake.More than 200

The Eastern Province Rugby Union has appealed to the Eastern Cape community to get behind the Southern Kings.The appeal from EPRU comes in the wake of calls for a boycott of the Southern Kings by the Rugby Transformation Coalition.RTMC spokesperson

CRICKET SOUTH AFRICA (CSA) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) today announced the itinerary for India’s tour of South Africa. It will consist of three Sunfoil Test matches, six Momentum One-Day Internationals and three KFC

Experienced flank Francois Louw and the uncapped Cell C Sharks duo of S’busiso Nkosi (wing) and Louis Schreuder (scrumhalf) were on Wednesday included in the Springbok squad for the two remaining home matches of the 2017 Castle Lager Rugby

Cricket Eastern Cape has announced that Warriors One Day and T20 captain Jon Jon Smuts will now take over the reigns of the four day team as well - meaning he will captain the Warriors in all three formats of the game.The season starts with five 4

PORT ELIZABETH, September 16 (ANA) – PRO 14 Rugby’s debut in South Africa began with more of a whimper than a bang as Dublin’s finest crushed the Kings 31-10 in a low-key match played in a front of an almost non-existent crowd at