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First six overs on day 3 may decide the series

As with the first day, the pitch was very lively for the first six overs of the second day of the second test between South Africa and Pakistan.

Scant prospect of wickets as pitch goes flat

While the (virtual) spectators have to feel sorry for the South African team toiling away on the first day of play of the second test against Pakistan at Rawalpindi, there is no doubt that they have settled down to face a hard day.

Sundowns dig deep to get past Stellies

Defending Nedbank Cup champions Mamelodi Sundowns progressed to the last 32 of the tournament with a hard-fought 3-2 win over Stellenbosch United.

Maduka blasts officials

Bloemfontein Celtic coach John Maduka believes his club has been a victim of poor officiating following their 4-3 defeat to Amazulu FC on Tuesday afternoon.

Proteas still in the game

Only the most loyal of Protea supporters will deny that the Proteas are the underdogs going into the second test in Rawalpindi against Pakistan tomorrow.

“Dump Zinnbauer – please!” beg his own fans

Who knows what would have happened to coach Josef Zinnbauer if the angry Pirates fans had been at Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium to watch their team go down 2-0 to Golden Arrows on Tuesday?

Baxter kicked out of Indian league for reckless rape remark

Bafana Bafana former coach Stuart Baxter has been kicked out of India's Odisha FC after his reckless comment about rape in a post-match interview on Tuesday.

Arrows stun Pirates

Golden Arrows made history as they stunned Orlando Pirates in a dramatic DStv Premiership match on Tuesday night.

Step aside! Here comes the Nedbank Cup

DStv Premiership football will have to take a back seat this week to allow the Nedbank Cup last 32 to take centre stage.

How long can Citizens lead the EPL?

Manchester City is the ninth team to head the English Premier League table since the season started in September.

South vs North: rugby’s Rainbow Cup kicks off

The announcement around Christmas seemed a little up in the air, but flying up and down to Britain and Ireland will soon be a reality for South African rugby teams.

Battle of the bottom feeders

Sheffield United and West Brom are in all sorts of trouble and their coaches know it.

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