Blast from the past: Boks edge All Blacks in Hamilton to win Tri-Nations
Today in SA sport history: September 12
12 September 2024 - 04:30
1903 — The South African rugby team clinch their first-ever series victory, beating Britain 8-0 in the final third Test in Cape Town. The first two matches had both been drawn, but SA, fielding seven debutants, including legendary future skipper Paul Roos, scored two tries without reply. Wing Joe Barry and forward Alec Reid dotted down, with captain Fairy Heatlie adding one conversion...
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