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Currie Cup

(Kick-off is SA time)

Friday, July 24:
WP v Cheetahs (17.30)
Sharks v Bulls (19.30)

Saturday, July 25:
Griquas v Boland (TBC)
Leopards v Lions (TBC)

Tri-Nations

(Kick-off is GMT)

Saturday, July 25:
SA v NZ (13.00)

Saturday, Aug 1:
SA v NZ (13.00)

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Currie Cup

Saturday, July 18:
Lions 31-22 Cheetahs
Griquas 36-11 Leopards

Tri-Nations

Saturday, July 18:
NZ 22-16 AUS

Currie Cup

Friday, July 17:
Sharks 46-10 Boland

Saturday, July 11:
Blue Bulls 19-13 Lions
WP 29-15 Sharks

Friday, July 10:
Boland 26-18 Leopards
Cheetahs 18-28 Griquas

B&I Lions Tour

Saturday, July 4:
SA 9-28 B&I Lions

Saturday, June 27:
SA 28-25 B&I Lions

Tuesday, June 23:
Em Boks 13-13 B&I Lions

Saturday, June 20:
SA 26-21 B&I Lions

Tuesday, June 16:
S Kings 8-20 B&I Lions

Saturday, June 13:
B&I Lions 26-23 Province

Wednesday, June 10:
Sharks 3-39 B&I Lions

Saturday, June 6:
Cheetahs 24-26 B&I Lions

Wednesday, June 3:
G Lions 10-74 B&I Lions

Saturday, May 30:
Royal XV 25-37 B&I Lions

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Newsletter
SA Schools Team announced

Sat, 18 Jul 2009

The South African Schools Rugby Association (SAFRA), on Saturday announced the SA Schools team that will participate in friendlies against Italy and England in August.
Province snatch last-gasp win

Sat, 18 Jul 2009

What a shock! You had to look at the scoreboard for confirmation that Western Province had beaten Free State 19-17 in the last match of the 2009 Craven Week in East London. It seemed that Free State had had the match sewn up.
CW: The final round-up

Sat, 18 Jul 2009

Saturday has come at Craven Week 2009 in East London, and that means all the teams are in action starting with the high-scoring "breakfast" game between Namibia and Zimbabwe.
CW: Main matches - 1971-2009

Fri, 17 Jul 2009

Playing the main match at Craven Week is prestigious. To some it is a Final of sorts but it is not. We give some results of main matches.
CW: Sehlako to referee last match

Fri, 17 Jul 2009

Archie Sehlako of Natal has been appointed to referee the last match of the 2009 Craven Week, between Free State and Western Province.
South African Schools Players (1974-2008)

Fri, 17 Jul 2009

The first South African Schools team was chosen in 1974 and went to Europe on tour. Each year the side gets chosen, as it will be on Saturday night at the end of Craven Week 2009.
CW: Results Day 4

Thu, 16 Jul 2009

The big match on Day 4 was between unbeaten Free State and unbeaten Blue Bulls which the confident Free Staters won handsomely.
CW: WP-Free State in big match

Thu, 16 Jul 2009

The fixtures for the final day of the 2009 Craven Week have been made known. The prestige match on the final day will be between Free State and Western Province.
Free State win splendidly

Thu, 16 Jul 2009

Playing with their customary confidence and skill, Free State won this prestige match 32-13 against the Blue Bulls on the fourth day of the Craven Week in East London. The victory and the size of it were both deserved.
Leopards win spoilt match

Thu, 16 Jul 2009

For the second time on the fourth day, and for the third time at this Craven Week, a player was issued a red card for a tip tackle. This time the team punished was Limpopo and this time the Leopards won 26-11.
KZN stutter to beat depleted Academy

Thu, 16 Jul 2009

On the fourth day of the Craven Week again a side played most of the game with a man short and KwaZulu Natal beat SA Academy 23-0, but it was not a convincing win.
Zimbabwe in one-sided win

Thu, 16 Jul 2009

Zimbabwe beat Border Country Districts 41-0 on the fourth day of Craven Week action, but the difference between the two sides was even greater than that. It was the most one-sided match at Craven Week up till then.
Kicks give EP CD close win

Thu, 16 Jul 2009

Eastern Province Country Districts beat Boland 25-18 in the second match of the fourth day of Craven Week. The sides each scored three tries. The boot of Hanlo Louw made the difference.
Griffons run to victory

Thu, 16 Jul 2009

In the first match of the fourth day of the 46th Craven Week, the Griffons beat the South African Learners with Special Educational Needs 36-13, and thoroughly deserved the victory as they ran and ran.
CW: Results & Fixtures, Day 3 and after

Wed, 15 Jul 2009

Day 3, a strength vs strength day at least in theory, still produced three runaway wins but it also produced yet another thriller for Border and a top-class match when Western Province met the Golden Lions.
WP survive Lions fightback

Wed, 15 Jul 2009

Western Province survived a spirited fightback from the Golden Lions to secure a narrow 26-21 win over their Northern rivals, in the final game of Day 3 of the 2009 Craven Week at the Border Rugby Union Stadium.
Border win another nailbiter

Wed, 15 Jul 2009

After winning in the last play on the first day, Border once again found themselves on the right side of a tightly contested match, beating Griquas 17-15 in a nailbiting encounter on Day 3 of the 2009 Craven Week in East London.
Pumas thrill the crowds

Wed, 15 Jul 2009

The Pumas scored five unanswered tries in a thrilling second half performance to beat the Valke 37-10, scoring some spectacular tries on the way to a crushing victory on Day 3 of the 2009 Craven Week.
EP out-muscle Griquas CD

Wed, 15 Jul 2009

Eastern Province bounced back from their loss on Day 1 with a commanding 40-20 win over Griquas Country Districts in the second game of the third day of the 2009 Craven Week in East London
Hat-trick hero seals SWD win

Wed, 15 Jul 2009

A hat-trick by Ruwayne Beekman earned his SWD 'Jong Arende' team a comprehensive 41-5 victory over Namibia in the first game of Day 3 of the 2009 Craven Week in East London on Wednesday.

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