The Kings have named a team to face the Sharks this weekend containing five changes from the unit that went down to the Stormers in their previous fixture. Flyhalf Lionel Cronje, a man who is no stranger to Durban having played for the Sharks in Super Rugby two years ago, will spearhead the challenge and look to get one over younger rival Ben Janse van Rensburg. […]
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Cronje returns to Kings Park
Kings’ forces arrive
The Southern Kings have started to announce some of their new signings for the upcoming Super Rugby season that kicks off at the end of February. […]
Kings to face Sharks
EP Kings coach Barend Pieterse has made a number of changes to his side for their next Currie Cup match against the Cell C Sharks at Growthpoint Kings Park in Durban this Saturday. […]
EP Kings to face Boland
Newly-appointed EP Kings Head Coach Barend Pietese has announced his team to face Boland in their first Currie Cup match at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth on Friday evening. […]
Sharks to the (Kings) rescue. Again!
The poor EP Kings find themselves, once more, dependent on the kindness of strangers as they seek to put together a capable Currie Cup squad at a week’s notice. Fortunately for new head coach Barend Pieterse, the Sharks have joined a number of other provinces in coming to the party. […]
April in first Sharks start
An ankle injury to Wandi Mjekevu has opened the door for Garth April to make his first Currie Cup start, as Gary Gold names his team to take on the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein on Saturday. […]
Picking up the pieces
How do the Sharks go about salvaging something from a 2015 season that has, frankly, been nothing short of a disaster? With the benefit of a bye week (and the opportunity to take stock) followed by a tough tour on which nobody should rightly expect them to pick up any wins, could this be the opportunity for the Sharks to start making some sensible decisions? […]
Last word from Micklewood!
Most could dub him the greatest College Rovers player of all time. Debatable ? Probably. What is undeniable is that Chris was a true rugby man, a great servant of the game and one who has managed to leave a mark in KwaZulu-Natal Rugby. On the wake of the retirement news, I caught up with Chris on his career. […]
Looking at the changes
It’s been a while since we had much to talk about in terms of selection, with Gary Gold by and large keeping things as steady as he’s been able to, taking injury, suspension and rest into account. […]
Wentzel starts for Sharks
Gary Gold, in naming his Sharks team to face the Chiefs at Kings Park on Saturday, has made just one injury-enforced change to the starting ine-up that recorded a bonus-point win over the Cheetahs. Marco Wentzel moves from the bench to replace the unfortunate Pieter-Steph du Toit in the second row. […]
Ton up for Kanko
Ryan Kankowski will earn a 100th Super rugby cap for the Sharks, when he starts at number 8 against the Stormers at Newlands this week. […]
A long way back
The Sharks team named to face the Cheetahs on Saturday contains an interesting mix of players, with a number of rather “senior” debutants in the mix. One player, in particular, will look at a rather unique record – that of the longest break between appearances in Super Rugby. […]
Squad named for Toulon clash
The Sharks have named a 26-man squad for the upcoming pre-season fixture against Toulon in France, without too many major surprises. […]
Welcome back Waylon!
Good news for any Sharks fan with a sensitive streak (or a soft spot for home grown heroes fallen on hard times) is that Waylon Murray WILL be a Sharks player in 2015. […]
Jeez Mossie, a “no thanks” would have worked too
Jaque Fourie has become the second Bok veteran to announce his retirement from the Test scene this week, with the 31-year-old outside centre ruling himself out of next year’s World Cup, in favour of staying with the Kobe Steelers in Japan. […]