Edition 2, Wednesday 8th September
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Sport
Sport in brief - September 08, 2010
The South Africa women's hockey team suffered the injustice of having two illegitimate Korean goals allowed as they went down 5-3 in their final Pool B match at the Hockey World Cup in Rosario, Argentina after the scores were 1-1 at half-time. [ Full Story... ]Sport in brief - September 08, 2010
The South Africa women's hockey team suffered the injustice of having two illegitimate Korean goals allowed as they went down 5-3 in their final Pool B match at the Hockey World Cup in Rosario, Argentina after the scores were 1-1 at half-time. [ Full Story... ]
Scoreboard - September 08, 2010
All the results compiled for today [ Full Story... ]
Rugby
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currie cup Standings
- Bok 'squad' to undergo a conditioning programme
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standings
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Raging Bulls ready for battle
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Cricket
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Boucher up for Champions League challenge
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Pakistani players implicated in another match-fixing incident
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Van Wyk leads SA A to victory
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win tickets
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Soccer
- England outplay Switzerland
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Bafana won but failed to impress
- Rooney needs to focus - Capello
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Modise has to get back to basics
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