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Daniel Gallan

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U.S. rugby needs more players. The answer could lie in basketball

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By Daniel Gallan Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
U.S. rugby needs more players. The answer could lie in basketball Gary Gold was sitting courtside at Crypto.com Arena in February 2022 when he had an epiphany. The South African was taking a break from his duties as head coach of the United States men’s rugby union team. The Rugby World Cup was 18 months away, and the pressure of turning one of the sport’s sleeping giants into a side capable of reaching the quarter-finals was starting to pinch.
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Springboks fans have never been humble

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By Daniel Gallan Verified
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Published: 21 minutes ago | 23 July 2026 08:31 EDT Updated: 16 minutes ago | 23 July 2026 08:36 EDT mens nations-championship JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - JULY 4: Henry Pollock of England during the 2026 Nations Championship match between South Africa and England at Ellis Park Stadium on July 4, 2026 in Johannesburg, South Africa. (Photo by Steve Haag/Nations Championship via Getty Images) A few years ago, Henry Pollock told me that he wanted to be “spoken about as a great of the game”.
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Biryanis, bhajis and braais: Diverse culinary culture is at the heart of cricket

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By Daniel Gallan Verified
| MSN Verified
Twice a day Joseph Joffre, France's military supremo during the first world war, would stop whatever he was doing and sit down to eat. No matter how perilous the situation at the front, or how many maps and generals required his attention, lunch and dinner remained fixed points in his day. To most people, this sounds ridiculous. But to anyone who loves cricket, Joffre was simply a man who understood the importance of an interval.
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