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The 'Rise' of Siya Kolisi, the man who fought for everything
Siyamthanda Kolisi is not taking his leadership in the country lightly. His tell-all autobiography hopes to show that he's a human being, like everyone else,...
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World champion Springboks make 11 changes for Argentina Test
Among the forwards, captain and flanker Siya Kolisi, eighthman Jasper Wiese and De Jager keep their places.
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Springboks offer hope to traumatised nation, says skipper Kolisi
South Africa captain Siya Kolisi says the Springboks are much more than a team as they prepare for a Rugby Championship first-round showdown with Argentina in Gqeberha on Saturday.
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'Colossal' effort took Kolisi’s Springboks to triumph, says Smit
John Smit hailed a "colossal" effort by Siya Kolisi's team, who backed up their 2019 Rugby World Cup triumph with a series win.
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Kolisi urged to play another 'captain's innings' in decider
Former Springbok skipper John Smit said that Siya Kolisi's leadership had been crucial in the Springboks’ 27-9 win in the second Test last Saturday.
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Siya Kolisi to lead Boks against British and Irish Lions
There were concerns about the availability of captain Siya Kolisi, Ox Nche and Makazole Mapimpi, with the trio having to undergo tests on Monday after contracting COVID-19 earlier this month.
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Springboks sweat over captain Kolisi after positive virus test
Springbok assistant coach Mzwandile Stick told an online news conference on Monday Kolisi and other members of the squad who tested positive for COVID-19 would need to be assessed by a medical specialist before being cleared to play.
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Springboks to train again after captain Kolisi tests positive for COVID
The Springboks were due to resume training on Sunday, just 13 days before the first Test, after being confined to their hotel rooms since Monday because of an outbreak of COVID in the camp.
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Springboks thump Georgia to make winning return
The Springboks found a bit of rhythm in the closing stages, dominating territory and forcing the visitors to resort to stifling tactics as they concede a number of penalties in their own 22.
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World champion Springboks set to end COVID exile
The Siya Kolisi-captained Springboks last played on 2 November 2019, when they thumped England 32-12 to lift the Webb Ellis trophy a record-equalling third time.
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Springbok World Cup winning captain Siya Kolisi signs for Sharks
Kolisi joins the Sharks on a multi-year deal.
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Siya Kolisi parts ways with Western Province
There was no confirmation on where Siya Kolisi will ply his trade post-October 2021 despite being linked with a move to the Sharks earlier this year.
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Springboks captain Kolisi quits Stormers, linked to Sharks
Kolisi offered no explanation, either, as to why he is leaving the only professional team he has played for, graduating from the under-19 side to the Currie Cup and Super Rugby squads.
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Habana, Mtawarira and Du Plessis all named in World Rugby’s Team of the Decade
With international rugby taking a big hit during the COVID-19 pandemic, seeing less matches and certainly less tours and tournaments, the 2020 awards saw fans vote for their favourite tries and players of the decade.
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Rugby World Cup winner Kolisi sets sights on Currie Cup
The seven-team competition, encompassing a single round, semifinals and a final, kicks off on Friday in Durban, where the Sharks host the Pumas.
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Will players take a knee when South African rugby restarts?
The failure of eight South Africans to take a knee before a recent English Premiership match in London angered South African Sports Minister Nathi Mthethwa.
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Retract unauthorised Siya Kolisi biography, Rachel tells Jonathan Ball
Rachel Kolisi started a social media campaign called #SaveSiyasStory after discovering Jonathan Ball had recently published an updated version of the unauthorised book.
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Authorised Siya Kolisi biography coming in 2021
The book does not yet have a title but will be published next year, ahead of the forthcoming Lions tour to South Africa in 2021.
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DANIEL GALLAN: Calling all South African athletes - the time for action is now
Now is the time for our sports stars to reach up and challenge our politicians to be better and uphold the social contracts they operate within, writes Daniel Gallan.
