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Diagnoses clown
If a man calls himself a clown, who are we to disagree, argues disgruntled Bok supporter Peter Church.
If something happens, there is always some idiot who says he knew it was going to happen. Today I will be that idiot.
When P ...
Twenty20 Champions League knocks off New!
The eyes of the cricketing world will be on South Africa this month as the Twenty20 Champions League knocks off on our southern shores.
The Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg, St. Georges Park in Port Elizabeth, Kingsmead Stadium in Durban and Centurio ...
Amaglug-glug to test strength against Botswana
The South African National under 23 soccer team, Amaglug-glug, will this afternoon play against neighbouring Botswana in preparations for the 2011 All Africa Games and the 2012 Olympics.
The 2011 All Africa Games will be staged in Maputo, Mozambique whi ...
SA golfer wins British Open
South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen turned the British Open into a procession on Sunday 18 July 2010, winning the famed Claret Jug after crushing the world's best by seven strokes at the home of golf.
The 27-year-old brought the Old Course, and the rest of ...
SA surfer wins J Bay Billabong Pro
Supported by the familiar sound of vuvuzelas, South Africa's very own Jordy Smith won his first ASP World Championship Tour event on home surf at the 2010 Billabong Pro Jeffreys Bay contest on Sunday 18 July.
Opening up with a 8.90 on his first wave an ...
SA wave domination Featured
With the upcoming SA leg of the ASP World Tour taking place at Jeffrey’s Bay in South Africa in July, we speak to SA’s top surfer Jordy Smith. Also making the most of the waves, but in a kayak, we find out from East London born Andrew Pollock about the up ...
Semenya cleared for competition
South African 800m world champion Caster Semenya said on Tuesday she was thrilled to return to women's competition, after a ruling from the athletics governing body IAAF ended debate on her gender."I am thrilled to enter the global athletics arena once ag ...
Biker's charity breakfast run this weekend
On Saturday 3 July, young contenders to Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman’s crown, Erich Rettermayer and Dean Fielden, are to hold a ‘Breakfast Run for Bikers’ from Dorking to Cowfold and are inviting bikers to join them. The event is aimed at raising vit ...
Wimbledon to be a vuvuzela free zone
They are the soundtrack of sport this summer, but vuvuzelas will not be making a racket at Wimbledon, organisers said. The droning football World Cup horns have been banned by the All England Club amid fears they could distract the players.
The world's ...
Bafana 'fit and ready'
"The squad is fit and ready for the battle." This was a message form confident Bafana Bafana assistant coach Jairo Leal as South Africa prepare for Friday's opening World Cup match against Mexico on Friday 11 June.
Leal said national head coach Carlos Al ...
World famous ultra-marathon in SA this Sunday
The 2010 edition of South Africa's famous ultra-marathon, taking place on Sunday, promises an interesting contest, with a field that is arguably the most competitive in the history of the event.
For a long time one of the strongest teams, the Mr Price li ...
Inner City World Cup in London next weekend
On May 29 and 30 May, The Lovefootball Festival will take place Greenwich in London, with an Inner City World Cup tournament which is a replica of the real World Cup featuring 32 teams of expat and second generation players representing their own countrie ...
Bafana Bafana beat Thailand at first match in Nelspruit...
Bafana Bafana marked the first official game at Nelspruit’s new 2010 World Cup venue, the Mbombela Stadium, with a confidence-boosting 4-0 win over Thailand on Sunday afternoon, 16 May 2010.
Inspired by a sell-out crowd that created a vibrant atmosphere, ...
Stormers beat Bulls to secure semi-finals at Newlands
The Stormers brushed aside a second-string Bulls side at Newlands to march into the semi-finals of the Super 14 thanks to a 38-10 bonus-point win on 15 May 2010.
Bryan Habana scored two tries against his former team in a one-sided affair that ensured bot ...
Dunlop Surkski World Cup underway in Durban
The 2010 Dunlop Surfski World Cup takes place in Durban today, 16 May 2010. At 32 kilomtres long, there is R120 000 in prize money up for grabs.
With the men's winner set to bank a R40 000 purse, there is substantial interest from global pacesetters, inc ...
SA's Tim Clark finally wins his first PGA title
South Africa's Tim Clark stormed to his first US PGA Tour title on Sunday, firing the best round of the day to capture the Players Championship ,regarded by many as the 'fifth Major'.
After eight runner-up finishes, no longer will he be regarded as the b ...
Bring on the boys - kick off in a month
In a month, the 19th FIFA World Cup – the culmination of six years of planning and building – gets underway at Soccer City in Johannesburg, as Bafana Bafana meet Mexico in the opening game on 11 June 2010.
For the Bafana Bafana boys, the pressures of bei ...
Morkel leads SA to 13-run win in Barbados
A savage batting onslaught from Albie Morkel and a disciplined bowling performance saw South Africa to a 13-run win over New Zealand in their ICC World Twenty20 Super Eight match at the Kensington Oval in Barbados on Thursday.
Morkel smashed his way to 4 ...
Sharks resurgence continues
The Sharks’ amazing season turn-around continued at ABSA Stadium on Saturday afternoon as they powered to a well deserved 23-10 Super 14 win over the Blues.
The Sharks thoroughly deserved their victory, as they dominated territory in the first half and t ...
Cricket fever in the Caribbean
With the 2010 ICC World Cup Twenty20 (T20) just around the corner, a lot of expectation lies on the shoulders of the Proteas to do well. With Barbados, St Lucia and Guyana all hosting games, this will be the third edition of the tournament and runs from t ...
