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South Africa's crippling power cuts: five essential reads

Planned power cuts by South Africa’s state owned power utility, Eskom, have left businesses and households without electricity for close to six hours daily. Eskom introduced the latest round of power cuts, commonly referred to as load-shedding, in June after generation units in three power plants broke down. Then, to…

The Conversation

Matthew Potts earns first England call-up for ODI squad to face South Africa

The Durham seamer has shot to prominence this summer following a host of injuries, playing all four Tests so far and taking 18 wickets

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes pulls out of The Hundred as England captain prioritises Test cricket

England captain Ben Stokes had been due to appear for the Northern Superchargers in the opening stages of The Hundred, but will take a break after the South African ODI series ahead of the Test matches against the Proteas

Daily Mirror

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Welsh rugby fans make mammoth 11,000 mile journey on five aeroplanes via six countries to make South Africa clash

'It was either go across Africa or go home, so we thought let's do it'

Wales Online

England beat South Africa by 114 runs in second women’s ODI – as it happened

A first international century for Sophia Dunkley and four wickets for Charlie Dean helps England secure a series win after taking 2-0 lead at Bristol

The Guardian - UK

South Africa to unveil solutions to power crisis within days

The South African government will within days announce new ways to address the country's worst power crisis yet, President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Friday.

Reuters

Dan Biggar says Wales will give their all attempting to beat South Africa again

A titanic Test trilogy reaches its climax on Saturday

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Finding Percy Montgomery, Welsh rugby's overseas superstar hit by tragedy and trauma in recent years

Percy Montgomery was a bona fide rugby superstar when he came to Wales in 2003. We tracked him down in Cape Town to hear his story

Wales Online

Yuzvendra Chahal has found a method to reinvent himself, feels Brad Hogg

MUMBAI: Yuzvendra Chahal's bowling was becoming predictable couple of years back and to his credit has found out methods to recalibrate his skill-sets, feels former Australian spinner Brad Hogg.

The Times of India

South Africa v Wales decider: Exact scoreline predicted by writers as history beckons

It's 1-1 and everything to play for in Cape Town, but who will emerge victorious - our writers make their predictions

Wales Online

Talking points ahead of Wales’ third Test against South Africa

Series decider promises thrills and spills in Cape Town.

The Independent UK

Dan Biggar and Handre Pollard hold key to South Africa-Wales series decider

The experienced fly-halves both have a kicking game to hurt their opponents.

The Independent UK

Australia vs England: Romance and rancour add weight to deciding Test match

The historic Sydney Cricket Ground will play host to closing chapter of England and Australia’s rediscovered rivalry

The Independent UK

Today's rugby news as Gibbs says South Africa have 'unfair advantage' and Wales on brink of career highlight

Your round-up of all the latest rugby news stories today

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Gwyn Jones: Wales have just beaten world champs but I can't ignore concerns over 'slow motion' game devoid of creative intent

Former Wales captain Gwyn Jones looks ahead to the deciding Test between South Africa and Wales

Radio France Internationale

South Africa beat Tunisia to reach semis at Cup of Nations and spot at World Cup

South Africa squeaked into the semi-final at the Cup of Nations and a second consecutive World Cup appearance after a 1-0 win over Tunisia in Rabat on Thursday night.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on South Africa: the ANC is losing its grip

Editorial: Violent crime, widespread corruption, soaring prices and escalating power outages are taking their toll

Wales Online

The renaissance of Dan Lydiate - How Welsh rugby's great gladiator has made it back and the startling form he's showing

Many had written off Wales' injury-plagued back-row warrior Lydiate, but he keeps defying everybody with ageless performances

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Wales Online

Tonight's rugby news as Wales warned over 'silly' errors, concerns raised about pitch and Gatland names man England should look at

Here are your rugby evening headlines for Thursday, 14 July as teams are named for another busy weekend of international rugby

Wales Online

Wayne Pivac Q&A: South Africa are the ones under pressure now, there's extra spice and we're ready to go again

Wales head coach Wayne Pivac faced the media ahead of the winner-takes-all Test decider on Saturday

The Conversation

Amazing ting: South Africa must reinvigorate sorghum as a key food before it's lost

The world’s food systems have developed in a way that is not serving health and sustainability.

The Conversation

'Walk straight': how small-town residents navigate without street signs and names

Linguistic landscape is the study of languages used in signs. As most of the field’s pioneering studies were based on cities, research comes to be associated with cityscapes.

Wales Online

'You'd have to shoot him with an elephant gun!' - Wayne Pivac stunned by pain threshold and 'miraculous' recoveries of key players

After last Saturday's win over South Africa, it looked likely Dan Biggar and Dillon Lewis' tours were over

The Independent UK

Dan Biggar feeling ‘pretty good and confident’ for decider against South Africa

Skipper ready to lead his country in Cape Town clash

Radio France Internationale

Tunisia's arrivistes take on South Africa's royalty for Cup of Nations prizes

Such are the vicissitudes at the 2022 Africa Cup of Nations that a team can lose two matches in the pool stages and yet ponder participation in the World Cup.

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