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Dillon Lewis has gone through extreme pain for Wales and expects things to get even darker this week

Lewis has faced criticism throughout his international career but put in an immense shift in Wales' summer Test opener, playing almost the entire match against South Africa

Wales Online

New World Rugby rankings as England and France fall and Italy climb after impressive win

World Rugby's official order has had a reshuffle after a dramatic weekend of international rugby

Wales Online

Hooker Dewi Lake confident Wales can bounce back against South Africa

Wales head to Bloemfontein for second Test showdown after a thrilling series opener

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Belgian and French Grands Prix 'not on 2023 calendar' as F1 plans South Africa return

According to a report, the 2023 F1 schedule will be made up of 24 races, begin in March and excludes the usually annual races at Spa and Paul Ricard – though Monaco appears to be safe

Daily Mirror

England Lions include Leicestershire leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed in exciting squad for South Africa clashes

England Lions have called up 17-year-old Leicestershire leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed to a 13-man squad to face South Africa in a pair of 50-over matches.

Evening Standard

Cameron Norrie's rise to become British No. 1 and his next Wimbledon match

South African-born player Cameron Norrie has become one of the few Brits to ever reach the quarter-finals of a tennis grand slam as he eyes up establishing himself as a Wimbledon hero

Daily Mirror

South Africa: Wildlife trophy hunter shot ‘in cold blood’ next to car

The 55-year-old frequently posted photos of himself with dead wild animals

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Wales ready to throw young props into Springbok cauldron as they insist Wyn Jones is not an option

Tomas Francis is not an option for the second Test in Bloemfontein after suffering a serious head knock on Saturday

Wales Online

After 40 Years of Extinction, Rhinos Return to Mozambique

Over four decades after they became extinct locally, rhinos are roaming again the wilds of Mozambique, which is bringing the endangered species from South Africa in efforts to breathe new life into its parks and boost local tourism. A group of rangers captured, sedated and moved black and white rhinos…

Asharq Al-Awsat

The case of the acclaimed South African novel that 'borrows' from Samuel Beckett

Pereant qui ante nos nostra dixerunt: may those who utter our words before us perish. This lighthearted Latin curse speaks a truth many readers and writers have felt: to have our thoughts articulated by someone else.

The Conversation

Wildlife trophy hunter killed in 'execution-style' murder after being gunned down next to car

Riaan Naude, 55, who posted pictures of himself on social media posing with the carcasses of animals he had killed, was shot dead 'in cold blood' in Limpopo, South Africa.

Daily Record

Today's rugby news as Wales star tells South Africa 'bring it on' and England's Jonny Hill to escape citing

The latest rugby news from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

England’s current failings under Eddie Jones are concerningly familiar

Individual errors and a lack of ruthlessness cost England in a poor defeat Down Under

The Independent UK

The lesson Dan Biggar must learn and the one change I'd make to the Wales team for second Test — Graham Price

South Africa are going to be stronger in the second Test, so Wayne Pivac's side have to improve as well

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Wales' problem position just got worse with Wayne Pivac left with decision to make on Lions star

Tight-head prop Tomas Francis lasted only a minute in the first Test in Pretoria before having to leave the field

Wales Online

A heartbreaking 60 seconds dissected as fatal decisions and an exposed kick-chase result in yet another last-minute disaster

In isolation, the decisions Wales made in the last minute of the match were not disastrous but they combined to be catastrophic

Wales Online

Tonight's rugby evening news as Siya Kolisi makes admission after being frustrated by visitors and Wales star 'shocked' by call-up

There has been plenty to discuss in the wake of Wales' 32-29 defeat to South Africa

Wales Online

Jiffy identifies 23-year-old as next Wales captain after clues evident in clash against South Africa

He is not yet a regular starter in Wayne Pivac's team

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South African media dish out brutal ratings as flop gets 2/10 and Wales player is handed 3.5

The Springboks had been expected to coast to victory in Pretoria, but Wayne Pivac's men gave them a hurry-up

The Independent UK

Wayne Pivac expects Wales and South Africa to be ‘highly charged’ in second Test

Wales target a series-levelling victory over South Africa in Bloemfontein.

Wales Online

The intelligence of Tommy Reffell analysed as Wales' latest openside star methodically plots his way through stunning debut

The Leicester Tigers flanker shone on his Test debut with a performance befitting Wales' proud history of openside flankers

Wales Online

South Africa v Wales media reaction as 'heroic' tourists hailed but Pivac tipped for nightmares

Written off by most, Wales came within an ace of springing a huge shock in Pretoria

Wales Online

Today's rugby news as Warburton proud of performance after player abuse and Wales display 'light years away from Italy defeat'

These are your rugby headlines on the morning of Sunday, July 3

The Conversation

Plasma gangs: how South Africans' fears about crime created an urban legend

Around the middle of 2013 a series of stories appeared in the South African press about a new phenomenon called ‘plasma gangs’, presented as the latest iteration of the country’s crime crisis. Journalists, broadcasters, police and government spokespeople, social media users and local residents shared tales online and in mainstream…

The Conversation

Why the South African state should not subsidise minibus taxi owners

Millions of South Africans rely on minibus taxis to get around. Without these vehicles, people wouldn’t be able to get to work, school or simply visit friends and family. Data from Statistics South Africa’s Quarterly Labour Force surveys suggest that there are around 250,000 minibus taxi drivers in the country;…

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