Tuilagi helps Samoa to first win over Scots
Scotland got their summer tournament in South Africa off to the worst possible start as they slumped to a defeat against Samoa.
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Nigeria maul Mali to advance to final
Nigeria sealed their place in the Africa Cup of Nations final after brushing aside Mali 4-1 in Durban.
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South Africa hopes lifted with convincing win
South Africa got their first win at the Africa Cup of Nations since 2004 and rekindled the host nation's hopes with a convincing 2-0 victory over Angola in Durban to go top of Group A.
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Jamieson falls short as Oosthuizen claims title
Scotland's Scott Jamieson will not forget Durban in a hurry - but not for all the right reasons now.
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Jamieson five shots clear in Durban
One year on from last-man-in Branden Grace winning the Volvo Golf Champions Scotland's Scott Jamieson could well do exactly the same thing at Durban Country Club tomorrow.
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Rain delays start of play in Durban
Heavy rain delayed play on the second morning of the Volvo Golf Champions in South Africa today.
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Digger delight for Durban leader Oosthuizen
Former Open champion Louis Oosthuizen had his wishes come true in Durban today - not just a 64 to lead the Volvo Champions event, but the bonus of a digger for his farm.
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Jaidee jumps into Durban lead
Former paratrooper Thongchai Jaidee jumped into a three-stroke lead over Ernie Els and Louis Oosthuizen when the Volvo Champions began at a wet and windy Durban Country Club today.
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Harrington's fond Durban memories
Padraig Harrington is delighted to be back at the Durban Country Club for this week's Volvo Golf Champions
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Jamieson takes Nelson Mandela title in Durban
Scotland's Scott Jamieson won the inaugural Nelson Mandela Championship, opening event of the new European Tour season, in South Africa.
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Two graduates well placed in Durban
Denmark's Morten Orum Madsen and England's Chris Lloyd both have a chance to win on the European Tour less than two weeks after coming through the qualifying school.
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Rain washes out day two in Durban
The opening event of the European Tour season suffered a total wipe-out for the second day running in South Africa today after further torrential rain.
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South Africa beat battling England
Morne Steyn and Jean de Villiers touched down as a second-half South African barrage broke England's resistance to secure a 22-17 victory in the first Test in Durban.
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Marler and Johnson start for England
Harlequins prop Joe Marler and Exeter flanker Tom Johnson will make their England debuts in Saturday's first Test against South Africa in Durban.
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South Africa 9-14 Australia
World champions South Africa came up short against a well-drilled Australia side in their Tri Nations encounter in Durban.
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India enjoy T20 victory over Proteas
A brilliant innings of 67 from Morne van Wyk was not enough to help South Africa claim victory as the Proteas fell to a 21-run defeat to India in their Twenty20 international at Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban.
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Els claims fifth South African title
Ernie Els claimed a fifth South African Open title after his final-round six-under-par 66 helped him edge out compatriot Retief Goosen in Durban.
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Els leads in South Africa
Ernie Els will take a two-shot lead into the final day of the South African Open after a second successive 65 put him in command in Durban.
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Goosen leads home charge in Durban
Home favourite Retief Goosen and Germany's Alex Cejka shared the lead after the first round of a rain-affected South African Open after scores of eight-under-par 64 in Durban.
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Rain ruins South African Open first day
Persistent rain has forced organisers to abandon the first day of the South African Open in Durban.