Proteas cruise past UAE with super eights next on the horizon South Africa wrapped up a flawless ICC T20 World Cup Group D campaign with a commanding six‑wicket triumph over the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday.More than half of SA’s sports bodies have zero full-time staff More than half of South Africa's 75 national sports federations have no permanent employees, a government official told parliament on Tuesday.Sundowns coach wants PSL to protect Champions League teams Mamelodi Sundowns coach Miguel Cardoso wants the PSL to ease up on fixtures as the CAF Champions League knockout rounds approach.Swallows want PSL status back after Gallants ‘broke contract’ Moroka Swallows have taken Marumo Gallants to court to cancel their PSL status sale after Gallants allegedly failed to pay the full agreed R40-million price.Arsenal beat Wigan 4‑0 to reach FA Cup fifth round Arsenal stormed into the FA Cup fifth round with a ruthless 4‑0 demolition of third‑tier Wigan at the Emirates on a weekend where Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City all progressed.India thrash Pakistan to seal super eight spot India booked their place in the ICC T20 World Cup super eight with a commanding 61‑run victory over arch‑rivals Pakistan in Colombo on Sunday.Proteas power past New Zealand Aiden Markram’s blistering 86* off 44 balls and Marco Jansen’s four-wicket haul propelled South Africa to a commanding seven-wicket victory over New Zealand in their ICC T20 World Cup clash in Ahmedabad.Khumalo backs Shabalala to end goal drought Kaizer Chiefs legend Doctor Khumalo has told midfielder Mduduzi Shabalala not to worry too much about his recent goal drought as it will turn around.Fans snap up Soweto derby tickets in record time Tickets for the Soweto derby at FNB Stadium sold out within a day as fans rushed to watch Chiefs and Pirates.Proteas prevail after double super over drama South Africa outlasted Afghanistan after two super overs to seal a nail‑biting victory in an ICC T20 World Cup classic at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Wednesday.Rassie warns fans England are ‘the real thing’ after 12 straight wins Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has warned South African rugby fans that England mean serious business after winning 12 consecutive Tests before their Ellis Park visit.All Blacks tour offers hope as South Africans count every rand The 2026 All Blacks rugby tour could bring money to local streets as South African families struggle with rising costs for food and transport. -->
