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Bulls Daisies impress and lay down marker in the capital

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Two early tries by Border gave them a perfect start, but when Thobile Msizazwe got the ball in space, the speedster finished a well-worked try in the right hand corner. A good conversion by Klarissa van der Linden cut Border’s lead to three. The Ladies delivered a strong second half though, with usual suspects, Aphiwe

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Akusenani Khumalo/Bok Women/Bongiwe Nhleko/Bulls/Bulls Daisies/Bulls Daisies News/Cell C Sharks Women/Hayden Groepes/Loftus/Loftus Versfeld/Mastercard Golden Lions Women/News/Nokuthula Nene/Owethu Sityata/Owethu Sityatha/SA Rugby/SA Rugby Women's Premier Division/South African Rugby/South African Rugby Union/South African Women's Rugby/Springbok Women/Springboks/Thando Manana/Women's Rugby Women's Rugby/Women’s Premier Division/Womens Rugby/World Rugby WXV/WXV/WXV 2/Zeenay Jordaan/Zeenay Jordan

All eyes on the Capital for Saturday’s North-South battle

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The three other matches – in Durban, Wellington and East London – also promise to deliver a feast of rugby as the teams hit their stride in the new season. The Sharks Women welcome Free State Women to Durban for their first home game of 2025, while Sanlam Boland Dames and Border Ladies, who both

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