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South Africa legend says "mind-blowing" England can "get to the top" playing 'Bazball'

South Africa legend Mike Procter is a big fan of England's new approach to Test cricket under Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum and is hopeful more teams will look to follow their lead

Daily Mirror

Voldemort effect of ‘Bazball’ only emphasises why England series with South Africa is a captivating prospect

There was a moment of levity as the dictaphones and cameras were arranged before South Africa head coach Mark Boucher’s pre-Test press conference.

Evening Standard

Sam Billings aims "stupid" dig at South Africa captain Dean Elgar over 'Bazball' jibe

South Africa captain Dean Elgar has dismissed England's new positive and aggressive brand of cricket ahead of their three-match Test series, stating he would "like to see them do it against our seamers"

Daily Mirror

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South Africa ready to test England’s bold new era – just don’t mention Bazball

South Africa captain Dean Elgar has shown little time for England’s revolution under Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes ahead of an intriguing first Test at Lord’s on Wednesday

The Independent UK

James Anderson confident no other fast bowler will be ‘stupid enough’ to play Test cricket past 40th birthday

James Anderson will play his first Test match since his 40th birthday when England meet South Africa at Lord’s but he does not believe another fast bowler will be “stupid” enough to play until his age, given the rise of T20 cricket.

Evening Standard

Jimmy Anderson feels fresh at 40 and ready to lead attack against South Africa

England seamer has said only Stuart Broad can match him and still be bowling in Tests at the age of 40 as franchise cricket is increasingly appealing for young quicks

The Guardian - UK

English cricket must react as game’s ‘tectonic plates’ shift, Andrew Strauss claims

Speaking ahead of this week’s Lord’s Test against South Africa, Strauss acknowledged the established order was under threat

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Legal claims for medical mistakes are on the rise in South Africa: what's behind the trend

Medico-legal claims – claims based on medical negligence or malpractice – have skyrocketed in South Africa. Recent figures indicate a growth rate of 23% for medico-legal claims in the public sector since 2014. In the past financial year, more than R6.5 billion (over US$390 million) was awarded in medico-legal claims.

The Conversation

South Africa relishing Lord’s return for England Test opener: ‘Where legends are made’

South Africa head coach Mark Boucher says his team have been drinking in the history of Lord’s, and are desperate to carve their own place in the ground’s history with victory in Wednesday’s third Test against England

Evening Standard

England vs South Africa: Relentless drive makes evergreen James Anderson a true great, says Andrew Strauss

Sir Andrew Strauss believes it is James Anderson’s desperation to continue to improve that will this week take his Test career beyond his 40th birthday.

Evening Standard

Andrew Strauss hails evergreen James Anderson bowling for England at 40 - "It's crazy"

It is a full decade since Sir Andrew Strauss retired but James Anderson is going strong and will be supporting 'Red for Ruth' day on Thursday as England take on South Africa in the opening Test at Lord's

Daily Mirror

Bristol Bears, Bath Rugby, Gloucester and Exeter Chiefs youngsters named in England U18s squad

England U18s head to South Africa for a three match international series

Bristol Post

South Africa's 'silent revolution' as those with cash go solar

Thanks to his rooftop solar panels, Pierre Moureau only notices the blackouts that regularly plunge South Africans into darkness when complaints pop up on his Johannesburg neighbourhood's WhatsApp group.

Reuters

Auto manufacturing is changing: how South Africa can adjust to protect workers and jobs

Technological changes in industry have given rise to contending schools of thought about their impact on work and workers. Automation is rapidly deepening and widening, reaching new areas of work. What’s being produced is also changing. In the automotive manufacturing industry, for example, there is a global shift to vehicles…

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Wallabies outplayed by Argentina and out-coached by Michael Cheika

Dave Rennie’s Australia have issues to address before Rugby Championship games with South Africa and the All Blacks

Wales Online

What's happened to the 26 Wales newcomers capped by Wayne Pivac and their World Cup hopes assessed

Pivac has capped a lot of new Wales players but who are the ones with realistic hopes of making France 2023

Wales Online

'The best player in the world' - People are saying the same thing as South Africa star lights up monumental game

New Zealand beat the Springboks 35-23 in Johannesburg but the performance of Lukhanyo Am had everyone purring

Irish Mirror

All Blacks bounce back from humiliating series loss to Ireland with victory over South Africa

The All Blacks stopped the rot after losing three games on the bounce

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Blind Ambition review – inspiring documentary on first Zimbabwean wine-tasting team

This affectionate film follows the journey of four migrants from Zimbabwe who go on to become some of South Africa’s top sommeliers

Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Arabia, South Africa to Discuss Agreements on Technologies, Green Economy, Hydrogen

A senior South African diplomat said that negotiations were underway to sign cooperation agreements with Saudi Arabia that would cover various sectors, including agriculture, industry, green economy, climate and technology. In an interview with Asharq Al-Awsat, South Africa’s ambassador to the Kingdom, Mogobo David Magabe, said that his country was…

The Conversation

South Africa doesn't need new cities: it needs to focus on fixing what it's got

South Africa is a dominantly urban country, with almost 70% of the population living in cities and towns. But urban services and infrastructures are coming under increasing strain from the collapse of infrastructure in many smaller and medium sized towns and deteriorating levels in the large cities.

Wales Online

South Africa 23-35 New Zealand: All Blacks hit back to claim revenge as pressure on Ian Foster eased

South Africa suffered defeat to New Zealand on home soil in Johannesburg

The Guardian - UK

Dean Elgar: ‘England’s style can go two ways. It can go south quickly’

South Africa captain looks forward to the upcoming Test series and is undaunted by the prospect of Bazball

Daily Mirror

Mystery as over 100 vultures found dead in park with witch doctors blamed for killings

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: It is believed witch doctors are behind the gruesome mass deaths of over 100 vultures in Kruger National Park, South Africa, who were found poisoned

The Independent UK

South Africa vs New Zealand LIVE rugby: Result and final score as All Blacks hold off Springboks in thriller

South Africa 23-35 New Zealand: With their backs against the wall after recent results, the All Blacks held off a thrilling comeback from the Springboks in Johannesburg to claim a vital win

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