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Castle Lager Proteas coach, Russell Domingo, says the ICC Cricket World Cup quarter-final against Sri Lanka at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) on Wednesday will be a “tight contest” against the former World Cup champions. Domingo feels

A DETERMINED performance from the Chevrolet Warriors top three denied the Nashua Cape Cobras a much-needed Sunfoil Series victory as their match at Newlands ended in a draw. The Warriors top order of David White, Michael Price and Colin Ackermann

SOUTH AFRICAN cricket fans can look forward to a bumper home programme of international matches over the course of the next 18 months involving series against New Zealand, England and Australia. Cricket South Africa (CSA) has already announced

THE Castle Lager Proteas clinched their quarter-final place at the ICC Cricket World Cup when they beat the United Arab Emirates (UAE) by 146 runs at Wellington on Thursday. They are virtually guaranteed second place in Pool B although one of

Chippa United are on the verge of parting ways with yet another coach, with Ernst Middendorp reportedly living on borrowed time - according to Kickoff.com. The German took over at the Port Elizabeth-based club towards the end of last year, but is

A convincing 63-8 victory over Central University of Technology in Pretoria saw Tuks move past the unbeaten Shimlas to the top of the Varsity Cup rugby standings on Monday night. Shimlas claimed a last-gasp 23-21 victory over NMMU in Port

PHAPHAMA FOJELA and Lundi Mbane took four wickets each as Border swept to the CSA Provincial 50-Over Challenge trophy with a five-wicket victory over Free State in the final at Chevrolet Park in Bloemfontein at the weekend. The two fast bowlers

A brand of compelling, positive and precise golf netted Trevor Fisher Junior nine birdies for a fabulous eight-under-par 64 and the title of 2015 Africa Open champion at East London Golf Club on Sunday. Fisher Junior’s five stroke victory

New Zealand have beaten Australia by one wicket in a world cup thriller at a packed Eden Park in Auckland. In a low-scoring game, Australia was bowled out for 151 in 32 overs and the black caps then limped across the line, finishing on 152 for 9