Highlights: Sharks vs Kings (2016)
The hosts scored eight tries in their 53-0 win at Kings Park.
The hosts scored eight tries in their 53-0 win at Kings Park.
The Lions have strengthened their position at the top of the South African group while the Stormers have slipped down to fourth for the first time in 2016, writes JON CARDINELLI.
The Sharks scored eight tries as they romped to a 53-0 win over the Kings in Durban on Saturday. CRAIG LEWIS reports.
The Sharks quite simply ran the Kings off their feet in a 53-0 win in Durban on Saturday, according to SARugbymag.co.za's Opta-powered stats.
The Boland Cavaliers scored two late tries to beat the Valke 24-22 in round seven of the Currie Cup qualifiers, while there were also wins for the Free State XV, Leopards, Western Province and Golden Lions XV on Friday.
Beleaguered EPRU president Cheeky Watson is set to quit his position in the next month.
The Sharks can’t afford any complacency as they look to come away with a bonus-point win over the Kings in Durban on Saturday, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Steven Sykes is back to lead the Kings as one of seven changes to their starting lineup for Saturday’s game against the Sharks in Durban.
Kings captain Steven Sykes will be joining French club Oyonnax after this Super Rugby season.
Lappies Labuschagne and Louis Fouché will join the Kubota Spears ahead of the 2016-17 season.