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Wales snap losing streak

1 decade ago by SA Rugby

Wales beat the Springboks 12-6 on Saturday to claim their first big southern hemisphere scalp in six years, reports JON CARDINELLI at the Millennium Stadium.

Jean to see knee specialist

1 decade ago by SA Rugby

Scans have confirmed that Jean de Villiers suffered significant knee ligament damage during the match against Wales, reports JON CARDINELLI in Cardiff.

Boks livid with ref

1 decade ago by SA Rugby

Heyneke Meyer feels that Cornal Hendricks’s dubious yellow card killed any chance of a Springbok comeback at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday, reports JON CARDINELLI in Cardiff.

Boks livid with ref

1 decade ago by SA Rugby

Heyneke Meyer feels that Cornal Hendricks’s dubious yellow card killed any chance of a Springbok comeback at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday, reports JON CARDINELLI in Cardiff.

Wales take heart from big win

1 decade ago by SA Rugby

Warren Gatland admits that it feels good to have ‘wounded one of the big beasts’ less than a year out from the 2015 World Cup, reports JON CARDINELLI in Cardiff.

Tour Tales – Cardiff

1 decade ago by SA Rugby

JON CARDINELLI on the Cardiff cauldron, the time stretch, and the Welsh Gandalf.

Wales take heart from big win

1 decade ago by SA Rugby

Warren Galtand admits that it feels good to have ‘wounded one of the big beasts’ less than a year out from the 2015 World Cup, reports JON CARDINELLI in Cardiff.

Bok breakdown bandits key

1 decade ago by SA Rugby

The Springboks’ success at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday will hinge on Bismarck du Plessis and Marcell Coetzee’s performances at the breakdown, writes JON CARDINELLI in Cardiff.

Breakdown bandits key for Boks

1 decade ago by SA Rugby

The Springboks’ success at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday will hinge on Bismarck du Plessis and Marcell Coetzee’s performances at the breakdown, writes JON CARDINELLI in Cardiff.

Breakdown bandits key for Boks

1 decade ago by SA Rugby

The Springboks’ success at the Millennium Stadium will hinge on Bismarck du Plessis and Marcell Coetzee’s performances at the breakdown, writes JON CARDINELLI, in Cardiff.