South Africa fails to break the World Cup curse despite a brave effort against Australia. Gift of the Givers office head in Gaza allegedly targeted and killed by IDF. Ultrarunner banned for 12 months for using a car during a race.
Proteas Out! SA Fail To Break World Cup Curse Despite Gutsy Effort Against Canny Australia ns - About a month ago, South Africa n sports fans indulged in a healthy dose of schadenfreude when Ireland - who had beaten the Springboks earlier during the group stages - were left shattered by yet another Rugby World Cup exit at the quarter-final stage.
Gift Of The Givers Office Head In Gaza Killed In Alleged Targeted IDF Attack - Gift of the Givers released a statement on their Facebook page claiming that one of their members, Ahmed Abbasi, was directly targeted and killed by the Israel Defense Forces. Ultrarunner Banned For 12 Months After Using A Car During A Race - An ultramarathon runner has been banned for 12 months after using a car during part of a 50-mile race, UK Athletics (UKA) announce
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