If cricket is a gentleman’s game, Hashim Amla will always be the living, breathing example of what that stands for, writes CRAIG LEWIS. (more…)
Bafana Bafana coach Stuart Baxter announced his resignation on Friday, and after he guided the team to a first Afcon quarter-final since 2013 his resignation signifies another step backwards for Bafana, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
While Senzo Meyiwa’s senseless murder in 2014 rocked South Africa, his father’s death is a reminder of the struggles facing many parents in crime-ridden areas in South Africa, writes JOHN GOLIATH. (more…)
Throughout last season Kaizer Chiefs were hit by a number of injuries to key men. If they are going to improve this campaign, they will not only need those players back and firing but will have to keep them all fit. DEAN WORKMAN explores.
The World Cup showed why cricket needs to update its laws if it wants to continue to appeal to fans, writes WADE PRETORIUS. (more…)
Known for his penalty heroics, Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Ronwen Williams will play a vital role if South Africa’s Africa Cup of Nations dreams are to continue, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Bafana Bafana will take on Egypt in the last-16 at the Africa Cup of Nations but for any South African fans hoping for a different approach, strap-in because Stuart Baxter will not change his tactics for the clash against the hosts, DEAN WORKMAN explores.
The latest additions to the Springbok training squad have made for a strong mix of backline players, writes JON CARDINELLI. (more…)
With Bafana Bafana set to participate in their first major tournament since 2015 and the English coach looking to lay a platform for future success, it will be key that Stuart Baxter and his team are judged accordingly, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Tottenham Hotspur fans have had their fair share of heartache over the years. So please excuse us while we savour these lofty moments, writes JOHN GOLIATH. (more…)