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by Xylon van Eyck on January 25th, 2012
When asked this week if Marcel Kittel is a faster sprinter than he is, Mark Cavendish quickly replied, "No!" Kittel has been dubbed the most successful neo-pro ever because last year in his debut season he won 17 recognised UCI races. Rumour has it h...
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by Xylon van Eyck on January 10th, 2012
Philippe Gilbert could do no wrong in 2011. He undeniably enjoyed the most successful year of his career, which eventually ended with 18 victories. Winning a race nearly every month of the season, he embarrassed other members of the peloton from Febr...
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by Adam Wakefield on January 9th, 2012
South Africa won their first Test series at home since beating Bangladesh in 2008 after two dominant displays at Centurion and Newlands, plus being taught a lesson at Kingsmead in Durban (again).
Jacques Kallis silenced his ever-present band of cr...
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by Adam Wakefield on December 30th, 2011
Journalism allows you the opportunity to see, hear and read a lot of different opinions on how sports teams overcome tough patches to eventually triumph in a manner that would demand an unlimited bar tab at the big game after-party.
So with that ...
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by Greg Hurvitz on December 23rd, 2011
As so excellently written, Adam Wakefield has looked into 2011 and summed up for us all the poignant moments and prestigious awards handed out to very deserving recipients. It's a wonderful article and I urge you to read it whilst on this site.
I ...
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by Adam Wakefield on December 21st, 2011
With 2011 done and dusted, it's time for some cheer to be spread among those sportsman and suits who, in a nutshell, didn't say "The boys are disappointed" when asked how they felt about losing:
We will miss you award (if he is not reappointed)
P...
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by Greg Hurvitz on December 11th, 2011
What an amazing weekend of Sevens in Port Elizabeth – I have to say that I am thrilled that the South African leg of the tournament was moved to Port Elizabeth. Although I do feel for George, there is no doubt that the Nelson Mandela Bay stadium ha...
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by Adam Wakefield on December 19th, 2011
It has been 20 years since South Africa re-entered international cricket when they played India in Calcutta on November 10 1991, in what was the country's first ODI.
Two of the men who played in that match, Andrew Hudson and Allan Donald, are nowÂ...
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by Xylon van Eyck on January 25th, 2012
When asked this week if Marcel Kittel is a faster sprinter than he is, Mark Cavendish quickly replied, "No!" Kittel has been dubbed the most successful neo-pro ever because last year in his debut season he won 17 recognised UCI races. Rumour has it h...
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Cavendish is famous for having poor output numbers, so poor the GB Academy thought he had no chance of even being a professional.
As his coach and mentor Rod Ellingworth has said, nobody has any idea why Cavendish is so fast in the sprints, he jus...
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by Adam Wakefield on January 19th, 2012
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by Greg Hurvitz on December 29th, 2011
I had the pleasure last week of watching Australia finish off India in the first Test in Melbourne, Australia.
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This past Saturday saw the Wallabies taking on the Welsh Dragons in Cardiff, what a great prospect I felt in the offing....
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