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Highlights: 2017 Hong Kong Sevens (Day 1)

9 years ago by SA Rugby

The Blitzboks kicked off their campaign with a 17-10 win against France.

April out, Radebe at 10 for Sharks

9 years ago by SA Rugby

Inny Radebe will start at flyhalf for the Sharks against the Jaguares at Kings Park on Saturday.

Japan secure core place on women's series

9 years ago by World Rugby

Japan beat South Africa in Hong Kong to claim a place on next year's HSBC World Rugby Women's Sevens Series.

Radebe to start for Sharks after April injury

9 years ago by iol.co.za

Sharks flyhalf kingpin Curwin Bosch – who has been in outstanding form in the No 10 this season – shifts to fullback, a position in which he is also comfortable.

Japan return to the World Series

9 years ago by Scrum Queens News

The day began in the early morning sun at So Kon Po where South Africa were made to work hard against a skilful Papua New Guinea team, but the Springbok Women's Sevens were too strong, emerging 29-7 winners...

Are the revitalised Stormers the real deal?

9 years ago by iol.co.za

The Stormers seem to have embraced a more attacking style of play, but Ashfak Mohamed thinks we may have seen it all before...

Hong Kong 7s: BlitzBoks score nervy win

9 years ago by Rugby 365

DAY ONE WRAP: World Series leaders South Africa got their campaign in Round Seven off to a nervy start.

Japan emerges victorious in Women's Sevens Series Qualifying tournament

9 years ago by Talking Rugby Union

Japan came up with a four try performance as they defeated South Africa by 10-22 in the final in Hong Kong and secure a berth in the Women's Sevens series.

Varsity Cup Dream Team 2017

9 years ago by Varsity Cup

Two former Varsity Cup-winning coaches, John Dobson and Jonathan Mokuena, select their best Varsity Cup starting line-up.   In 2015 the premier intervarsity competition introduced the Varsity Cup...

Get physical, but tackle lower - Sharks coach

9 years ago by iol.co.za

The usually taciturn Robert du Preez cracked a sardonic grin when he answered the question as to how his players could avoid falling foul of officials