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Spar Proteas fall short against Jamaica in Netball Nations Cup opener
The last time these two teams met was at the 2019 Vitality World Cup in Liverpool where South Africa won 55 -52.
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Tougher India learn to convert toss losses to match wins
Kohli said the World Cup semi-final loss to New Zealand last year after losing the toss and failing to chase down a moderate target had made had them stronger.
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Liverpool go 16 points clear with 2-0 win over Man United
Juergen Klopp’s side took a 14th-minute lead from a Virgil van Dijk header but had to wait until stoppage time to put the game to bed through Mohamed Salah.
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Messi gives new Barca coach Setien debut win
The Argentine struck the only goal in the 76th minute, firing into the bottom corner to complete a well-crafted team move shortly after the visitors had defender German Sanchez sent off.
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Bulls edge Lions in thrilling try fest
Both sides named strong starting lineups with Jannie du Plessis, Elton Jantjies and Courtnall Skosan all starting for the Johannesburg side.
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Jantjies at the double as Stormers edge the Sharks
The match marked the final warm-up games before the start of the Super Rugby season and signalled the beginning of the domestic rugby season in South Africa.
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Premiership Rugby confirm Saracens relegation for salary cap breaches
Saracens, who had already accepted an initial 35-point deduction, are bottom of the 12-team Premiership table with -7 points despite winning six of their eight games and bagging four bonus points.
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McGregor demolishes Cerrone in 40-second return to UFC octagon
The mixed martial arts superstar from Ireland overpowered his American foe, Donald Cerrone without ever being tested.
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Harris misses out on first ATP tour title
Rublev proved to be too strong for the South Africa world number 91 romping to victory in just 57 minutes.
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Boxing legend Peter ‘Terror’ Mathebula dies
Mathebula won the WBA flyweight crown in 1980 in the United States.
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President Ramaphosa to visit Irvin Khoza’s home following wife’s death
Condolences continue to stream in for the Khoza family from the sports fraternity and soccer fans following the death of Mantwa Khoza.
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Osaka vows to block out negatives after 'toughest year'
The world number three, who faces Marie Bouzkova of the Czech Republic in her opener in Melbourne, said she was "in a better head space" compared to 12 months ago.
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South Africa coach Boucher 'concerned' by Rabada ban
Kagiso Rabada pleaded guilty to a level one breach of the International Cricket Council's code of conduct because of the way he celebrated the dismissal of England captain Joe Root during the first day of the third Test at St George's Park on Thursday.
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PSL players to observe moment of silence after Irvin Khoza's wife passes away
The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has announced the news of the passing of Dr Irvin Khoza’s wife Mantwa Khoza.
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Stokes, Pope hundreds and late wickets put England on top
England declared on 499 for nine and South Africa were struggling on 60 for two when rain brought an early close to a day which the hosts would probably prefer to forget.
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India beat Australia to level one-day series
Despite Smith's 102-ball innings with a six and nine fours and Marnus Labuschagne's battling 46, Mohammed Shami came close to a hat-trick as India's pace attack took control and Australia were bowled out for 304 with five balls of the innings left.
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Bekele backs 'struggling' Farah's return to track
Mo Farah has scrapped plans to compete over the marathon distance and will now chase a fifth Olympic track gold in the 10,000 metres race at this year’s Tokyo Games.
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Williams, Modiba extend contracts with SuperSport United
Aubrey Modiba has been on the radar of Mamelodi Sundowns for two seasons now but after turning down an offer from the Brazilians, he will be remaining at SuperSport.
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Stokes hits ton as England take command
Stokes was 108 not out and Pope unbeaten on 75 as England significantly picked up the run rate, adding 111 runs to their overnight score.
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Spanish driver Carlos Sainz wins Dakar Rally for third time
Asked about defending his title next year Sainz said: 'It's too early to think about it, let me enjoy this.'
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Lloyd Harris powers through to Adelaide international final
The in-form Harris won 6-4, 6-7, 6-3 against the American world no. 90 to book his spot in the final of the ATP 250 level event.
