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Keeping the tradition alive

BATHING RITUALS: ISTANBUL'S HISTORIC HAMMAMS REOPEN AFTER 13-YEAR RESTORATION

India trounce the Proteas

The Proteas were demolished by India last night, crumbling to a record 135-run defeat as the tourists wrapped up a 3-1 series victory in the fourth and final T20 International at the Wanderers.

Boks wary of England

KOLISI: KNOWS EXACTLY HOW IT FEELS TO ENDURE LENGTHY LOSING SPREE

Player safety is high on agenda

Australia's Brett Robinson said it was a \"proud moment\" for him after he became the first chairman of World Rugby from the southern hemisphere on Thursday and vowed to unify all the different factions.

Rugby needs more 'superstars'

Wales rugby coach Warren Gatland believes \"the game needs superstars\" as his struggling side prepare to face Wallaby wonder Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii (right) tomorrow.

Challenge is 'immense'

GALTHIE: LES BLEUS HOPE TO MAINTAIN STRANGLEHOLD ON THE ALL BLACKS

Williamson boost for the Black Caps

Prolific batsman Kane Williamson was yesterday included in New Zealand's Test squad to face England after missing their recent 3-0 sweep in India with a groin injury.

Southee makes his career call

STALWART: ENGLAND TEST SERIES WILL BE SWANSONG

Big Apple ready for UFC thriller

JONES V MIOCIC: FOCUS ON HEAVYWEIGHT KINGPINS

Our women's runners are stepping up

When my interest in road running took flight in the nineties, South Africa had some world-class elite men, but they were not the brightest stars. The country's best long-distance runners were women.

Sinner hails his former trainer

World No 1 Jannik Sinner (right) this week hailed his former physical trainer, who he sacked after becoming embroiled in a doping test controversy, as \"excellent\".

Kyrgios return 'going to be sick'

Nick Kyrgios (right) will make his return to competitive tennis at the Brisbane International ahead of the Australian Open, saying yesterday it was \"going to be sick\".

Broos will not be rushing home just yet

Can someone please tell Mr Hugo Broos not to book his flight back to Belgium just yet.

Sundowns Ladies to test their champ credentials

Defending champions Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies will put their CAF Champions League title credentials on the line today when they take on Nigeria's Edo Queens at Stade El Arbi Zaouli in Casablanca (kick-off 7pm).

Bafana back in winning habit

AFCON: SHOOT DOWN UGANDA TO GO TOP OF GROUP K

Tonali fires Azzurri into quarters

Sandro Tonali (right) fired Italy into the Nations League quarterfinals with the only goal in Thursday's 1-0 win over Belgium in Brussels, completing his Azzurri comeback from a gambling ban which cost him a place at Euro 2024.

World champs suffer rare loss

World champions Argentina suffered a 2-1 defeat to Paraguay while rivals Brazil were held to a 1-1 draw in Venezuela as South America's big guns struggled in Conmebol World Cup qualifying on Thursday.

England boast depth

CARSLEY: POSITIVE FOR TEAM'S FUTURE AS HIS UNDERSTUDIES SINK GREECE

LA28 will get Trump buy-in

The re-election of Donald Trump to the US presidency will have no bearing on preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, organisers said on Thursday, stating that the games were \"above politics.\"

Martin calls for advice

MOTOGP: TURNS TO RIVAL AND FRIEND BAGNAIA AS ROLES ARE REVERSED

Magnite ticks all the boxes

PURR: PANTHER-LIKE SUV A JOY IN ITS PRICE RANGE

Summer Cup build-up starts to bite

EXCITEMENT: FINAL FIELD AND DRAWS FOR R6 MILLION RACE TO BE REVEALED ON WEDNESDAY

Resisting easy money allure

GREED: LEADS TO POOR DECISIONS WITH POTENTIAL TO ULTIMATELY DESTROY YOUR SAVINGS

Safeguarding family future: a guide for single parents

Being a single parent to a minor child or children can be daunting, especially with financial responsibilities.

Home repo goes wrong

LEGAL WOES: BANK CLAIMED CLIENT FELL INTO ARREARS ON HER BOND

Why is my child a bully?

AGGRESSION: THE IMPACT OF INTIMIDATION IS PROFOUND AND CAN BE LONG-LASTING

PETS Summer pet care: tips for keeping them healthy

As temperatures rise, pet owners must take extra precautions to ensure their animals stay safe and comfortable during the hot summer months.

Flowers to grow from seed

FRESHNESS: WHAT A DIFFERENCE THE RAIN MAKES

Work hard, play smarter

PLANNING: DON'T WASTE TIME IN THE WINELANDS

Our dark passenger

We have an attraction to the darkness. It's something inexplicable but as a closet sociologist sans qualification, people watching has shown me a few things over the years.