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17 Jul 2019
Flashback: Marc Batchelor and Mark Williams playing for a celebrity 5-a-side soccer team at the Athlone Stadium. Photo: BackpagepixThe day Mark Williams and Batch ate Nandos on a flight, in a first class loo...

Long-time friend of Marc Batchelor, Mark Williams has many stories to tell of his time with the former footballer

 
British Open a chance for SA's Bezuidenhout to erase childhood rat poison horror

A return to The Open at Portrush, where he failed a random drug test and was banned for two years, offers Christiaan Bezuidenhout a chance to tackle demons from his childhood.

 
Mane, Mahrez emerge from Salah shadow to steal the show

Riyad Mahrez and Sadio Mane have been instrumental in leading their respective sides to Friday's final

 
Chiefs set to play three games at second home in Durban

Amakhosi have adopted the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban as their second home over the last two years

 
RUGBYMore from Rugby
Stick impressed by versatile Steyn ahead of expected Test return
 
 
 
Who moved my piano? WP pack wants to make sweet music in Durban
 
 
 
Herbst and Van Staden back for Bulls clash against Cheetahs
 
 
 
SOCCERMore from Soccer
Sadio Mane of Senegal celebrates his team win after the final whistle of the Africa Cup of Nations 2019 Finals semifinal game between Senegal and Tunisia at 30 June Stadium in Cairo, Egypt on 14 July 2019 Ryan Wilkisky/BackpagePixMane, Mahrez emerge from Salah shadow to steal the show
   
Chiefs set to play three games at second home in Durban
 
 
 
'Tunisia a team with a brilliant future' – Nigerian coach Rohr ahead of bronze play-off
 
 
 
The day Mark Williams and Batch ate Nandos on a flight, in a first class loo...
 
 
 
 
GOLFMore from Golf
British Open a chance for SA's Bezuidenhout to erase childhood rat poison horror
 
 
 
If I play any more than I do now, I won't be out there much longer, says Woods
 
 
 
Backed by Ernie, Bezuidenhout eyes Portrush ‘revenge’ at Open Championship
 
 
 
CRICKETMore from Cricket
New Zealand coach Gary Stead was sympathetic with the umpires, and said he had accepted his team’s heart-breaking defeat at Lord’s. Photo: Action Images via ReutersNew Zealand coach on World Cup final: Umpires are human, sometimes errors are made
   
Toyana remains focused on mentoring the next generation of stars
 
 
 
Using boundaries tally to decide World Cup champions was simply not cricket
 
 
 
Sorry Jimmy Neesham, sport beats baking, always
 
 
 
 
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