Basson prioritises school work after stunning debut for the Lions
The teenager’s mind is on matric and then cricket
BLAST FROM THE PAST | Dark days for the Boks as the All Blacks run riot
Today in SA sport history: September 16
Laura Wolvaardt blitz lights up Bulawayo
Laura Wolvaardt produced a sensational display of power hitting, smashing 16 fours and four sixes in an unbeaten 126 off 62 balls to propel the Proteas Women to seal a series victory against Zimbabwe.
AmaZulu target regular wins over Bucs, Chiefs and Downs
AmaZulu aim to regularly defeat Orlando Pirates, Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs, while developing players for the national team as part of their growth
Kenya to host first World Athletics Championships in Africa
In 2029 Kenya will be the first African country to host the World Athletics Championships
Boks got better and better against All Blacks, says Willemse
Though they emerged emphatic 3-1 winners in Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series, there were no easy games and the Springboks were forced to fight fire with fire against a New Zealand outfit who never took a backward step, says fullback Damian Willemse
Stadium water outage leaves Chiefs, Polokwane unable to shower
Challenges regarding match venues this PSL season reached a crescendo at the weekend when the Polokwane City vs Kaizer Chiefs fixture was hit by a water outage at the old Peter Mokaba Stadium
Australia series next big step for confident Proteas
Proteas move from successful Namibia assignment into almost full-strength ODI series against Australia
Sundowns attacker León says team will hold their own against Saudi Arabia’s Al Ahli
Coach Cardoso’s leadership credited for Champions League success and team unity
BLAST FROM THE PAST | Boks edge All Blacks in Wellington thriller
Today in SA sport history: September 15
Anneke Bosch backs growth of African cricket rivalry
Bosch believes the series can help establish a new rivalry in African women’s cricket, with South Africa leading 2-0 after convincing wins in the opening two matches in Bulawayo.
Mpengesi, Truter see progress in Chippa after almost shocking Downs
Chippa United coach Brandon Truter and club chair Siviwe Mpengesi are pleased with the team's progress this season, despite not having secured a win yet.
Boks might annoy rivals but making fans happy is goal, says Rassie
In an emotional outburst after the Boks clinched the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series with a 43-28 win over the All Blacks in the US city of Baltimore, coach Rassie Erasmus dedicated the triumph to people back home
Jordaan uncertain he’ll leave Safa presidency in 2030
Safa president Danny Jordaan says it's up to the association's NEC to decide if he should stay on or go after his fourth term expires in 2030, when he will be 79.
Gym mates Nontshinga, Thompson must learn lessons from losses
Nontshinga was stopped in round five by Regie Suganob in their official IBF junior flyweight elimination fight in the Philippines























