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The Eastern Province Kings team that will take on the Xerox Golden Lions at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium this weekend has been announced, . Head Coach Carlos Spencer said they had not yet finalised who the captain would be, what with Luke Watson

Victor Matfield is over his injury problems and will rejoin the Springbok squad when they get together for the Australasian leg of the Castle Lager Rugby Championship, while Marcel van der Merwe has been called up for the injured Frans Malherbe

Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer has hailed the character of his team in the wake of a lucky 33-31 Rugby Championship victory over Argentina in Salta on Saturday. Flyhalf Morne Steyn ignored whistling and booing to kick a penalty three minutes from

New Bafana Bafana coach Ephraim ‘Shakes’ Mashaba has announced a squad of 34 players for the two upcoming CAF ORANGE Africa Cup of Nations, Morocco 2015 qualifying matches against Sudan and Nigeria. This is Mashaba’s first squad

Luke Watson has recovered from the flu which kept him out of last week's match against the Lions and will captain the EP Kings in Saturday's showdown with the Blue Bulls at Loftus. Both teams are chasing their first win of the season, having lost

Juan Smith will complete a remarkable return to international rugby when he runs out for the Springboks against Argentina in Salta on Saturday, in the second Test of the Castle Lager Incoming Series (kick-off 21h40 SA time). Smith’s

THE Castle Lager Proteas did not replicate the batting intensity of the previous match but still had more than enough in hand to beat Zimbabwe by 61 runs in the second ODI at the Queen’s Club in Bulawayo on Tuesday and win the three-match

The SA Schools on Tuesday evening retained their four year undefeated status in the SARU Under-18 International Series by beating Wales Under-18 in convincing fashion, scoring a 40-15 win at Outeniqua Park in George. In earlier results of the

Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer said he was very pleased with a tough 13-6 win over Argentina on Saturday night at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria in conditions that captain Jean de Villiers described as “probably the worst I have ever played in