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Delving into the Currie Cup's heart

By Online Editors
Monday 21 May 2018

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The Currie Cup means a lot to those who grew up yearning to compete for the famous trophy, however, there is an argument that suggests the competition is no longer the tournament that the next generation wants to play in.

The oldest provincial competition in the world has been reduced to a single round of matches before the playoffs. 

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