Faye Tunnicliffe. Faye Tunnicliffe produced a brilliant century to guide the SA Emerging Women to a 38-run win over Bangladesh Emerging Women in the third and final 50-over match at the Pietermaritzburg Oval on Monday, sealing a 2-0 series triumph for the hosts. Tunnicliffe struck 116 from just 95 balls, including 14 fours and two sixes, rescuing South Africa from a precarious position to help her side post 228 all out in 43.2 overs. In reply, Oluhle Siyo (2/19), Eliz-Mari Ma

Springbok assistant coach Deon Davids said on Monday they were ready for a gruelling challenge against Argentina when the teams meet in their one-off Test in Buenos Aires on Saturday, and quashed suggestions that the Boks see this match as a warm-up Test for the forthcoming Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry (RGR) series against New Zealand. The Boks arrived in Argentina in the early hours of Sunday morning and resumed their preparations for the match with their first field training se

BokSmart 9, the latest version of South African Rugby’s safety programme and serious head, neck, and spine, injury prevention education initiative, was officially launched by SA Rugby on Monday. The new course is now freely available on MyBokSmart and represents the next evolution of the programme in supporting coaches, referees, medical support staff, players and administrators with practical, evidence-informed player safety education and guidance. BokSmart 9 has been develo

It took two days of travel and a few more to rest and recover but once the Springbok Women went into Test mode in Suva on Monday, it was business as usual, as the main thing must always remain the main thing, according to the team’s experienced flyhalf and vice-captain, Libbie Janse van Rensburg. The Bok Women returned to the training ground on Monday, following a tough trip to Fiji, while they also had to adjust to the 10 hour time difference in the Pacific. South Africa fac

Nine capped Springbok Women have been included in a squad of 30 players that assembled in Somerset West on Sunday for the first of two camps culminating in a two-match tour for the SA Women’s ‘A’ team to Brazil later this month. The group is part of the Springbok Women Academy set-up, where players not involved in the Test match squads are training together as part of the wider national squad. Amongst those are Luchell Hanekom, who is returning from injury and Mary Zulu, who

Team SA finished their 2026 Commownealth Games campaign with a total of 28 medals, one more than they won at the 2022 Games in Birmingham. That placed them 11th on the final medals table. The outstanding performer for Team SA was swimmer Pieter Coetze who won three individual gold medals in the backstroke and two in the relay. Other gold medals came from Lara van Niekerk (swimming), Nathan Hendricks and Christian Sadie (para swimming) and Sinesipho Dlamini (athletics). Here’s