Stormers (8) 11 / 22 (10) Waratahs (Final Score)
The DHL Stormers and Waratahs did battle in Super Rugby at
Newlands, Cape Town at 19:10 SA Time (17:10 GMT, 02:10 AEST).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1, SHD & M-Net on TV in SA.
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Scorers:
Stormers:
- Penalties – Peter Grant (2)
- Drop Goals – 0
- Tries – Kobus van Wyk (1)
- Conversions – 0
Waratahs:
- Penalties – Bernard Foley (3), Kurtley Beale (2)
- Drop Goals – 0
- Tries – Nick Phipps (1)
- Conversions – Bernard Foley (1)
Teams:
Stormers: 15 Jaco Taute, 14 Kobus van Wyk, 13 Juan de Jongh, 12 Damian de Allende, 11 Sailosi Tagicakibau, 10 Peter Grant, 9 Louis Schreuder, 8 Duane Vermeulen (Captain), 7 Siya Kolisi, 6 Nizaam Carr, 5 Michael Rhodes, 4 Ruan Botha, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Deon Fourie, 1 Steven Kitshoff
Replacements: 16 Stephan Coetzee, 17 Oliver Kebble, 18 Brok Harris, 19 Mthetheleli Fuzani, 20 Sikhumbuzo Notshe, 21 Nic Groom, 22 Demetri Catrakilis, 23 Michael van der Spuy.
Waratahs: 15 Kurtley Beale, 14 Alofa Alofa, 13 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12 Jono Lance, 11 Peter Betham, 10 Bernard Foley, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Dave Dennis (Captain), 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Jacques Potgieter, 5 Kane Douglas, 4 Will Skelton, 3 Sekope Kepu, 2 Tatafu Polota Nau, 1 Benn Robinson
Replacements: To be confirmed.
Referee: Glen Jackson (New Zealand)
Assistant Referees: Mike Fraser (New Zealand), Quinton Immelman (South Africa)
TMO: Shaun Veldsman (South Africa)
21:08 @ Gumboots:
Bwahahahaha
robzim wrote:
Yep, a silver lining, no HG.
Boom boom
OK folks…
I need my rest too! I catered for you mad maggots today, now it’s my own time!
Have a good one!
Goeie nag, slaap sag!
Cheers GBS
@Gummi
Lol. Boooooooooom
Good night all…what a wonderful sporting weekend…
Tjoorts…
@ nortierd:
Nee man Boom – dagga… hehehe
Gumboots wrote:
Cricket final tomorrow
Gumboots wrote:
HG doesn’t need boom to get high, sniffing Bissies jocks does the trick
@ nortierd:
Ek hoop Sri Lanka wen die ene…
@ nortierd:
😆
Gumboots wrote:
Ek het gegaan vir India, hulle is in ongelooflike vorm
Ek hoop julle manne het die stormers game geniet, ek het maar movie gekyk 😳
vrou wil tv kyk…nag almal…
No one in SA want to update the logs, this is the longest time they took ever
WP and South african rugby rugby fans, all is not lost, take courage, Fikile has a plan for you…another one ! :Transformation lagging: Mbalula
2014-04-05 22:11
Fikile Mbalula : News24
Johannesburg – The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc) president Gideon Sam and Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula said athletics, cricket, football, netball and rugby are falling behind with transformation and development.
Sam said an Eminent Persons Group (EPG) had been created to monitor the progress of federations.
“On 25 March we received the pilot study on the status of transformation in sport and the findings were shocking,” said Mbalula at a Sascoc general meeting held at Olympic House on Saturday.
“Little has been done to transform and the issue of grassroots transformation and participation of blacks is declining drastically.
“We found poorly maintained infrastructure and a lack of willingness to transform despite the agreement as in the Sports Charter.”
Mbalula then announced far-reaching measures to address the issues at stake.
The quota system as instructed in the national Sports Plan of 2011 will be aggressively implemented said Mbalula.
“We will insist on a change from a 50-50 proportion to a 40-60 representation both provincial and nationally.”
Development plans from the five bodies – athletics, cricket, football, netball and rugby – will be sought according to the minister.
Mbalula warned of harsh punishment if there was any form of resistance to these measures.
If any resistance was met, Mbalula said government could : withdraw funding to bodies that fail to comply; withdraw national colours to federations holding back, rule that utilising bidding and hosting regulations to be illegal, de-register any body that fails to transform and bar sponsorship to anyone hostile to transformation.
Sam, meanwhile, warned there was an air of complacency about South African sport.
“In sport its simply not about you as an individual in the Federation,” said Sam.
“It’s the total commitment to what you are doing and not bailing out when the boat starts leaking.
“When the boat starts sinking then we see the true leaders standing up and I must warn you that we at Sascoc are committed and every day Sascoc CEO, Mr Tubby Reddy, refers to our plan that extends to 2017.”
On the subject of the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Scotland in July and August, Chef de Mission, Patience Shikwambana, said 17 sports codes would be represented by Team South Africa including three that will include Elite Athletes with Disabilities (EAD).
No qualifying events as such will be used for team selection said Shikwambana.
Sascoc would be guided by the International Federations and the Sascoc selection criteria superseded the International Federation’s criteria. “Individual and team athletes must rank in the top five in their events amongst the Commonwealth nations,” said Shikwambana.
“Deadline for final team lists is 31 May and at this early stage, the projected team size is 152 (with 86 male and 66 female competitors).
“At the last games in New Delhi, India, Team South Africa won 33 medals and team management are targeting 36 medals at these Games.”
“If any resistance was met, Mbalula said government could : withdraw funding to bodies that fail to comply; withdraw national colours to federations holding back, rule that utilising bidding and hosting regulations to be illegal, de-register any body that fails to transform and bar sponsorship to anyone hostile to transformation.”
How much do government REALLY fund SARU?
Proper coaching, at grassroots level, costs money and that should be a government issue as well and an education issue, it is impossible to attract the majority of the population when they are all starving.
They need to work harder with rugby and football for sure, because they have money unlike netball, athletics that honestly are struggling for funding, mostly because of maladministration.
Cricket won’t ever be “transformed” in a third world country, it is an elitist sport.
How long before sport is completely privatized?
Pre-election speak for ” Vote for us and we will take rugby and cricket away from those nasty whites”
I see NZ rugby slowly slipping down a slippery slope, RSA the are down the slope already with flashes of brilliance or a reliance on aus sides to expand so rhey can be competitive. Aus rugby gets stronger then they expand and then let the likes of RSA look good.
Not a good weekend for the teams from the weakest conference!!! Lol!
@ Pietman:
Let me guess elections around the corner!! African politiking!!!
@ Wallabie:
Yip, you guess right, may 7th
This oke wants us to go down Bafana Rd.
@ MacroBull:
Well said Macro, but as you know, this is not a good time to try sense to these people, they are too obsessed and desperate.
Wallabie wrote:
kia ora Wallabie, perhaps you guys should win the Bledisloe back after ten years or so before predicting NZ rugby is ” slipping down a slippery slope”
😀
Super rugby does not equate to international rugby, thats like saying that “altitude” is a factor IN SA.
the Abs since 2010 have proven beyond doubt that it isnt 😆
to say NZ rugby is on a slippery slope when they have won the Rugby championship UNDEFEATED for its short existence seems contrary to your post.
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just saying bru 😛
End of over 14 (6 runs) Sri Lanka 84/4 (47 runs required from 36 balls, RR: 6.00, RRR: 7.83)
End of over 15 (14 runs) Sri Lanka 98/4 (33 runs required from 30 balls, RR: 6.53, RRR: 6.60)
End of over 16 (6 runs) Sri Lanka 104/4 (27 runs required from 24 balls, RR: 6.50, RRR: 6.75)
End of over 17 (15 runs) Sri Lanka 119/4 (12 runs required from 18 balls, RR: 7.00, RRR: 4.00)
5 balls later
17.5
Ashwin to NLTC Perera, FOUR, he comes down the pitch and finishes off with a big swipe down the ground
Thisara roars! The Sri Lankans charge down the pitch and grab Sanga.. This is as comprehensive a win as you get.. Malinga comes in and jumps over the lot.. Mahela hugs Dilshan, Dilshan hugs Sanga.. Kohli hugs Sanga.. Sri Lanka have broken the jinx in style and what a time to do it! The last game for both Sanga and Mahela and they will go back champions. India didn’t have the total to challenge Sri Lanka, who just strolled to the target despite the loss of four wickets..Malinga keeps his 100% record as a captain intact.
Sanga gets carried around the ground on the shoulders of his team-mates. Now Mahela also gets a ride on the shoulders..The celebration keeps going on..
Dilshan says, “Last five world cups we lost them, but today is a great feeling to come back and win it. Today one of the three guys put their head up to do something for the team. Fantastic win for Sri Lanka. Good farewell for two happy guys.”
Marvan Atapattu says, “What a way to finish the game! Sanga saved his best of the last innings. I think the first session is where we won the game.”
It’s now Sanath Jayasuriya’s turn. He says, “The bowling was superb and then both Mahela and Sanga batted very well. Restricting them to 130 was the key. Even though we lost a few wickets early on, Mahela and Sanga are big game players”
Mahela says, “We finally managed to break the jinx. Thanks so much to family and friends but this one is for SL fans who have been waiting since 1996. It wasn’t a normal match. Lot of emotions as this was the last T20. It hasn’t sunk in yet and it will take a couple of days to get the feeling.”
Congrats Sri Lanka, i missed the game and only watched the last 4 overs
Brilliant Win and a great send of to your Greatest player.
Angelo Mathews says, “Sri Lanka this is for you. I am glad the whole team did it for Sanga and Mahela.”
Rangana Herath says, “This is the best send off for Sanga and Mahela. After 18 years, this is a different high.”
@ Pietman:
Thought I saw already these bold statements several time?
😉
The Stormers are a professional sport unit, they survive on what they earn so this year result will bite them hard
Sascoc’s Gideon Sam on the other hand don’t have to show any profit to survive financially, or as PdV once said: : Talks are cheap, money buys the whiskey”
So let him talk 🙂
Pietman
at 05:30 SAST
Waneer gaan die Olimpiese Komitee ingryp en die inmenging van Sport in SA raaksien
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