• Skip to main content
  • Skip to after header navigation
  • Skip to site footer
My Durban

My Durban

Durban News, Business, Accommodation, Directory

  • Accommodation
    • Showcase your accommodation
    • Beachfront
    • Glenwood
    • Yacht
  • Events
  • Submit News FREE
  • News

Time to Shine – Featured Durban Blog

25 November 2022 by Alan

Time to Shine:

James Venter will lead the Cell C Sharks against Cardiff Rugby on Sunday evening at Hollywoodbets Kings Park as they return to Vodacom United Rugby Championship action following the autumn test window.

There is a number of Sharks Springboks still engaged in national duty – the Springboks take on England in the final test of the season this weekend – the Cell C Sharks team that host the side from the Welsh capital will look to both impress as well as fight for important gains.

Cardiff come to Durban off a 25-17 home loss to Edinburgh in their last VURC outing and will not want to slip up again, while the Cell C Sharks players selected for this match will take full opportunity given to them to really have a go at their visitors.

Squad depth is vital to the Cell C Sharks’ cause over the next few months and the players given this opportunity will look to really step up and deliver a powerful, victorious performance.

Two log points separate the sides, but Cardiff have played two extra games and a non-negotiable home win for the Cell C Sharks will do their title chase the world of good.

The changes for the Cell C Sharks for this match see Dian Bleuler and Carlü Sadie replacing Ntuthuko Mchunu and Thomas du Toit respectively in the front row.

Following his fine efforts off the bench, Justin Basson gets a start in the second row, with Gerbrandt Grobler shifting in place of Hyron Andrews who plays off the bench.

In the back row, James Venter takes over from Dylan Richardson on the side of the scrum while Sikhumbuzo Notshe and Phepsi Buthelezi, both fresh off their SA’A’ commitments, swap jerseys.

In the backline, Werner Kok shifts to the left wing in place of Thaakir Abrahams, with the Blitzbok star’s position on the right wing occupied by Marnus Potgieter.

Rohan Janse van Rensburg is back, Ben Tapuai moves to the bench, with van Rensburg forming a Springbok partnership with the highly-rated and vastly experienced Francois Venter who has also been given the vice-captaincy for this match.

Lionel Cronje makes a welcome return to the team and is named on the bench.

The final change sees Anthony Volmink in for Aphelele Fassi who suffered an ankle injury in his SA’A’ appearance against Munster.

Sunday’s clash kicks off at 6.10pm.

Cell C Sharks

  1. Dian Bleuler
  2. Kerron van Vuuren
  3. Carlü Sadie
  4. Justin Basson
  5. Gerbrandt Grobler
  6. James Venter (c)
  7. Vincent Tshituka
  8. Sikhumbuzo Notshe
  9. Cameron Wright
  10. Boeta Chamberlain
  11. Werner Kok
  12. Rohan Janse van Rensburg
  13. Francois Venter
  14. Marnus Potgieter
  15. Anthony Volmink

Replacements

  1. Dan Jooste
  2. Khwezi Mona
  3. Khutha Mchunu
  4. Hyron Andrews
  5. Phepsi Buthelezi
  6. Bradley Davids*
  7. Lionel Cronje
  8. Ben Tapuai

*Denotes possible debut for the Cell C Sharks

The post Time to Shine appeared first on The Sharks.


Click here to submit your News – free.

Have you tried: Videos From PE?

Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: The Gateway Shopping Centre has more than 350 stores, 70 restaurants, 18 movie theatres, an IMAX theatre, an indoor climbing rock and even a skate park designed by Tony Hawk making it the biggest shopping centre in Africa.


Watch a Video:

Category: BlogsTag: Blog, durban, Featured, Shine, time

About Alan

The one with a “My Complex” – incurable but fun. Grumpy, Cynical, Wise and Idiotic. I can also be found HERE.

Previous Post:Elephants on Cape Road
Next Post:More Beaches Open across the City – Featured Durban Blog

Building Automation, Prepaid Meters and Home Automation Products.

Stratlec offers everything you need to MEASURE, MANAGE and SAVE Electricity

Shop Online

MyZA News

  • Cape Town hike held every day for a month in solidarity with survivors of violence
  • Record Numbers Walk in Step With Those Affected by Cancer
  • South Africa says no blanket ban on Brazil poultry after Newcastle disease outbreak | SA News
  • In photos: meet the men by the side of the road hoping to find work
  • Why is South Africa seeing so much halaal food? The facts behind the viral debate | SA News

MyPR News

  • TrueTech Readies South African Homes and Offices for a Year-End Tech Upgrade
  • OMODA & JAECOO Extends Q3 Growth Streak as South African Sales Pass 30,000
  • Balancing Fire Safety With Environmental Responsibility
  • Fire Safety in Warehousing and Logistics Protects People, Products and Business Continuity
  • Now I Understand Why Investing Is Not for the Faint of Heart

Cape Town News

  • Taxi Wars Trap Commuters
  • Prince And Verreynne Reprimanded
  • Frustrating End to the Season
  • Cape Town’s northern expansion drives R797m N7 road upgrade
  • Much ado about Harmer: Simon’s Newlands heroics leave Australian pundits eating their words as Moises Henriques is vindicated

NMB News

  • Trio Of Supremely Talented Musicians And Powerhouse Vocalist To Add Their Magic To Triple-Bill Performance
  • Poachers Arrested in the Coega SEZ
  • NMB Safety and Security on High Alert
  • Mandela Bay Film Festival
  • One More #SAvAUS Test Headed for Gqeberha

Copyright © 2026 · All Rights Reserved · Powered by Straton Solar