Following a series victory, Smith reckons the balance has shifted a bit.
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Following a series victory, Smith reckons the balance has shifted a bit.
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It is just one compliment after the other, and deservedly so, our boys did us proud down-under.
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On Saturday JP Duminy and Dale Steyn opened the gate to the Aussie kraal, and yesterday Steyn chased the sheep out with 5/67 – limiting Captain Pout’s side to 247 runs. And now the Proteas are on the brink of a historic series victory over the number one side in the game . ....
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Can the Protea bowlers – the under-performers up to now – take ten wickets in three sessions, and can the batsmen then make the required 300-odd runs required in six hours of play? Or will the Aussies occupy the crease well into tomorrow and force the most likely result – a draw?
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DAY THREE ACTION At stumps on Day 2 South Africa were in severe trouble at 7 for 198, still 196 behind Australia’s first-innings 394, which grew in value with each wicket. Van Jaarsveld joins squad.
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Can the Proteas repeat their stunning victory in Perthoriafontein and beat the OZmob once again? This thread especially for the sufferers of insomnia, the diehards and especially for JT in Austria. ►Test starts at 02:30 SA Time and is on SuperSport2 for those with deep pockets, Radio 2000 and cricinfo.com for the rest of us. Enjoy!
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By finally breaking the Currie Cup hoodoo, and being our most successful Super rugby franchise – the pressure will be on the Sharks in 2009.
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It has been a long year, and from all of us at RuggaWorld.com, we would like to wish you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas, Happy-Happy Holidays, and all the best for 2009.
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Frans Steyn will leave the Sharks after the 2009 Super 14 campaign and join a French club.
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Peter Murrison from Rugby365 gives us the report card for England for the year 2008.
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Following a stunning victory in Perth over the Aussies, I was left musing over the fact of how good our sportsmen and women actually are.
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Captains from various sporting codes as well as some ex-players have heaped praise on the South African cricket team following their victory in Perth.
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In his annual review, Regan Hoskins looks back at the year that was and what lies ahead for 2009.
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In the 3rd installment of Rugby365′s report card reviews, Peter Murison takes a look at the French season.
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Wins against weak opponents masked their problems, but a demoralising loss in their opening test versus South Africa has brought Australia crashing down to earth. Even Johnson (11/159) not good enought for Ponting.
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VICTORY BY 6 WICKETS FOR PROTEAS AUS 375 and 319 SAF 281 and 414/6 (De Villiers 106*, Smith 108, Kallis 57, Amla 53, Duminy 50*). Match report by Peter English, Cricinfo follows.
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In the spirit of the season it will be appropriate to hand out gifts to the sportspeople that populate our news pages. Here are a few – please feel welcome to add some of your own.
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Uitspraak is gister uiteindelik gegee in die saak waarin Riaan Loots van die Rawsonville-klub 30 maande gelede dood is nadat hy in ‘n wedstryd teen Delicious aangerand is. ENGLISH FOLLOWS UNDER POSTS as supplied by Morne.
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The Springbok coaching team’s review for 2008 was extremely positive according to SARU president Oregan Hoskins.
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If they are going to achieve any success, the Stormers will need to build on the relative success of 2008.
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Rift? What rift? There is no rift in the Bulls camp. But that is according to one of the ‘stars’ who is not staying in the hostel…
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The Proteas have their backs to the wall after a dismal showing when Mitchell Johnson ploughed through the batting order, taking 5/5 in 21 balls. It seems a draw is the best the South Africans can hope for. AUSTRALIA 375 S AFRICA 243/8 with Boucher and Dale Steyn at the wicket and only Ntini...
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Loffies has again named Cobus (Baywatch) Grobbelaar as his captain.
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The New Zealand Maori team will be replaced in next year’s Pacific Nations Cup by the Junior All Blacks due to spending cuts, rugby bosses said on Thursday.
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In their second report card for the year 2008, Jan de Koning from Rugby365 looks at New Zealand and the year that was 2008.
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All is not well in the Bulls camp. Players are unhappy about the seemingly preferential treatment some ‘star’ players are getting while the rest have to suffer.
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First drug allegations, incidents late at night at hotel lobbies, alleged beatings outside nightclubs… Now a punch up at a touch rugby tournament? What’s up with Early Rose?
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It seems it is not only players in the pro-era of rugby who at times takes a dip when it comes to boozing.
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