Sharks lock Hyron Andrews may be getting better at his craft but knows that improvement will make him an even better player for his team. Andrews had a reasonable outing for his franchise against the Stormers on Saturday but they ended up on the wrong side of what was an utterly forgettable fixture. The Stormers won the ugly SA derby 16-11. The Sharks are generally slow starters but the ragged Stormers dragged them into a mud-fight they could not get out of through the 80 turgid minutes at Kings Park. “There’s always something to improve on‚” Andrews said. “We as a squad challenge each other and we were very hard on each other in terms of how we played and we don’t take it personally. We are tough on each other when we make mistakes.

“It’s a brother saying to you: ‘You made a mistake there and we just have to get back at it’. We always teach each other and that makes this group very special. We look at our game‚ we look at what we did wrong‚ look where we can improve and get b...

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