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    Sharks look to turn the tide against Stormers

    Feb 17, 2024 2 minutes
    UNITED RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP
    mike.greenaway@inl.co.za

    AROUND 30 000 Durbanites have bought tickets to the Sharks’ home match against the Stormers this evening and there can be no better time for the home team to turn around their unfortunate United Rugby Championship (URC) fortunes.

    The Sharks are stone last on the log, 16th out of the 16 teams, with just one win from nine games as the tournament moves past the

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