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Back in Action – Featured Durban Blog

8 March 2021 by My Durban

Back in Action:

After a 10-day break in action, the Cell C Sharks are back on the field to take on the Toyota Cheetahs in Bloemfontein on Wednesday afternoon in the second of the series of preparation matches.

After despatching the Tafel Lager Griquas last Sunday in emphatic fashion, the Cell C Sharks will be up against a formidable opponent this week in what promises to be an exciting clash.

Centre Jeremy Ward leads a team that head coach Sean Everitt has only slightly jiggled from the previous match, naming the same matchday 23, but making three rotational changes.

John-Hubert Meyer gets a start in the front row as he switches with Michael Kumbirai in the only change amongst the forwards while Jordan Chait is named at flyhalf with Manie Libbok shifting to the bench.

The final change sees Thaakir Abrahams and Werner Kok exchanging jerseys with the former getting an opportunity with a start on the wing.

Cell C Sharks

1. Khwezi Mona

2. Kerron van Vuuren

3. John-Hubert Meyer

4. JJ vd Mescht

5. Hyron Andrews

6. James Venter

7. Thembelani Bholi

8. Phepsi Buthelezi

9. Grant Williams

10. Jordan Chait

11. Anthony Volmink

12. Murray Koster

13. Jeremy Ward (C)

14. Thaakir Abrahams

15. Aphelele Fassi

Replacements:

16. Fez Mbatha

17. Ntuthuko Mchunu

18. Michael Kumbirai

19. Reniel Hugo

20. Mpilo Gumede

21. Jaden Hendrikse

22. Manie Libbok

23. Werner Kok

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