The rise of South Africans addicted to international cycling events
International cycling events are proving addictive to growing numbers of South Africans; David Furlonger risked saddle sores to find out why
Behind the rich history of black cricket players in SA
Local historians are championing the rich history of black cricket players in SA. It’s a story we should all know about
Welcome to the virtual playing fields
Forget grass, clay and AstroTurf. The playing fields of 2018 are virtual
Meet the first black SA woman to play at Wimbledon
Kgothatso Montjane was also the first woman in post-apartheid SA to make it all the way to the singles semifinals, alone, and in a wheelchair
Hairstyles, hype and histrionics — Ray Hartley on the Soccer World Cup
It is usually the player who is out to impress the coach, but the Icarus syndrome turns the tables
What (not) to expect from the 2018 Russia World Cup
The FM did some (crystal) ball-gazing about the Fifa World Cup. Here’s what we hope won’t be in the starting line-up
MIXED MARTIAL ARTS: Boxing for big bucks
The combat sport is fast gaining traction in SA and the rest of the continent
Springboks: Playing for a bit of pride
The frightening truth about the All Blacks is that they are not even operating at full strength. Some senior players have been absent
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Springboks have made the wrong kind of history against New Zealand
Somehow, the Boks must fight back, and least give fans a much-improved performance when they next meet their nemesis, at Newlands
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Lions’ pride is at stake
Can the tourists win their first series in New Zealand since 1971?
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