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Sharks

Highlights: Sharks vs Griquas

Watch highlights of the match between the Sharks and Griquas at Kings Park.

Posted in Currie Cup, Videos
Griquas outsmart sloppy Sharks

Griquas outsmart sloppy Sharks

Griquas produced a statement in the opening match of the 2019 Currie Cup by claiming a bonus-point 37-13 win over the Sharks in Durban on Friday. DYLAN JACK reports.

Posted in Currie Cup, Sharks, Top headlines | Tagged Currie Cup, Griquas, sharks
Juarno Augustus

Superbru: Province or Bulls?

The SA Rugby magazine team’s Superbru picks for this weekend’s Currie Cup matches.

Posted in Currie Cup, Superbru, Top headlines | Tagged Bulls, Currie Cup, Lions, sharks, superbru, Western Province
Senatla: open and honest on dual ambitions

Senatla: open and honest on dual ambitions

Why Seabelo Senatla, the try-scoring machine, remains determined to be as much a household name in fifteens as he is in sevens, writes GARY LEMKE.

Posted in Blitzboks, Currie Cup, Features, SA Rugby mag, Sevens, Stormers, Super Rugby | Tagged blitzboks, Seabelo Senatla, Stormers, Western Province
Os: James lived with 'no half measures'

Os: James lived with ‘no half measures’

Veteran Springbok Os du Randt says he was left numb at the news of his former teammate James Small’s passing on Wednesday.

Posted in Cheetahs, Currie Cup, News, Springboks, Stormers, Teams, Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged james small, Os du Randt, Springboks
Cronjé to captain youthful Lions

Cronjé to captain youthful Lions

Ross Cronjé will lead a young Lions team that include two debutants in their Currie Cup opener against the Pumas in Johannesburg on Saturday.

Posted in Currie Cup, Lions, Top headlines | Tagged Currie Cup, Lions, Ross Cronje
Stormers wing Edwill van der Merwe played Varsity Cup

Van der Merwe to debut for Province

Edwill van der Merwe will make his first start for Western Province in their opening Currie Cup match against the Bulls at Newlands on Saturday.

Posted in Currie Cup, Stormers, Top headlines | Tagged Currie Cup, Edwill van der Merwe, Western Province
Cheetahs lock in Pienaar

Cheetahs lock in Pienaar

Veteran scrumhalf Ruan Pienaar has signed a two-year contract with the Cheetahs.

Posted in Cheetahs, Currie Cup, News, Pro14, Teams, Test Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Cheetahs, Currie Cup, Pro14, Ruan Pienaar
De Jager starts for Blue Bulls

De Jager starts for Blue Bulls

Lock Lood de Jager has been named in the Vodacom Blue Bulls starting lineup for Saturday’s Currie Cup match against Western Province in Cape Town.

Posted in Bulls, Currie Cup, News | Tagged blue bulls, Currie Cup, Lood de Jager
Sean Everitt

Co-captaincy will enhance Sharks leadership

Coach Sean Everitt says the decision to go with duel captaincy for the Currie Cup season is part of a greater plan to enhance the depth of leadership within the squad.

Posted in Currie Cup, News, Sharks, Teams, Top headlines | Tagged Currie Cup, Jeremy Ward, Sean Everitt, sharks, tera mtembu
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