It's been raining all weekend, but play was delayed perhaps, but went ahead anyway.In the rugby : The local team, the Cheetahs lost to the Highlanders from New Zealand in heartbreaking fashion. After dominating and almost scoring a try, the Highlanders scored in the last 5 minutes, to win 17 - 12.
Cricket: South Africa have beaten Australia (the world champions) twice in a row. First in the 20/20 opener (by two runs, and today...
South Africa wins first ODI against Australia
Posted at 6:29am on 27 Feb 2006
The South African cricket captain Graeme Smith hit a century to steer South Africa to a convincing six-wicket win over Australia in the first one-day international at Centurion.
The opener thumped an undefeated 119 from 124 balls -- the highest score by a South African in a one-dayer against Australia who won the toss and made 229 for eight in a match reduced to 47 overs a side by rain.
South Africa-- set a revised target of 204 in 41 overs after more rain -- got home in 37.3 overs.
The second game in the five-match series will be played in Cape Town on Friday.
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I went to gym at 6:30pm, praying that it didn't close at 7pm (as it does on Saturdays):
Swim: 0:53
Distance: 2km
Best 250m: 3:29
Best 100m: 1:15
Legs felt tired during kicking.
Weight: 84.5kg
Met a guy in the pool, Renier, who plays Masters Water Polo. He said he came 7th in the 30-40 age group at Midmar, his time: 24 minutes. I can swim faster than that. He said he might call me if they need water polo players.
Also did some upper body work upstairs.
Am going to train hard this week, especially hills and adding more running. Also have tests at university and must meet with the art designer at Xposure, as my Heartland stories are being readied for printing. Currently have 2 images on www.reporter.co.za.
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