Lwazi Mvovo

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Related Posts:Single change for SharksAlberts starts against the LionsSharks touring squad namedNot time to hit the panic stationsSharks get the week off Bad news coming out of Durban is the confirmation that Bok winger Lwazi Mvovo has suffered a thumb fracture and will be out of action for anything up to six weeks as the result. Mvovo has apparently already had surgery to correct the problem, but given that the Sharks leave on their Anitpodean tour in around three weeks’ time, the reality is...Read Full Story

Related Posts:Sharks make changes aplentyDeysel skippers SharksSingle change for SharksSharks rally to smash ForceSharks XV set up Bulls quarter-final clash John Plumtree hsa named arguably his strongest available line-up to face the Lions in Johannesburg this weekend. Recently-released Springboks Craig Burden and Lwazi Mvovo have been included in the starting lineup, as expected; Burden comes in for Pieter Dixon, but to Plumtree’s credit, he has persisted with young Monde Hadebe on the bench...Read Full Story

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