TimesLIVE's daily 'Today in SA sport history' feature looks back at September 9, highlighting a past performance in which former Springbok winger Bryan Habana proved decisive against Samoa, scoring tries in a memorable encounter. According to the publication's retrospective, Habana ensured a difficult outing for the Samoan side. The piece forms part of a regular series revisiting notable moments and achievements by South African athletes and teams on this date in sporting history.

TimesLIVE's 'Blast from the Past' feature recalls events in South African sport history for September 8, highlighting a performance by an athlete named Makambi, described with the phrase 'when Mpush comes to shove ... Makambi produces the goods'. The blurb itself provides no further details about the specific event, year, or sport involved, presenting the piece as part of a regular retrospective series on notable moments in the country's sporting past.

On June 25 in South African sports history, Bryan Habana made a significant impact as the Springboks defeated France. This event is noted for Habana's outstanding performance, contributing to the team's success in the match.

Marnus Labuschagne has been included in Australia's squad for a three-Test series away to South Africa, the reigning world champions in the format. According to The Citizen Sport, the visiting Australians will play three Tests against the Proteas during the tour.

TimesLIVE's 'Today in SA sport history' feature recalls that on September 7, South African motocross rider Tyla Rattray won two races on his way to securing the MX2 world championship. The retrospective highlights Rattray's achievement as a notable moment in South African sporting history, according to the publication's daily look back at past sporting milestones.

South Africa cricket coach Shukri Conrad has welcomed a busy home summer schedule for the Proteas. Following the national side's ongoing tour of Namibia, South Africa will host series against Australia, Bangladesh and England. According to The Citizen, Conrad said he was pleased the team would play these home tours, which form part of a packed international fixture list for the South African squad in the coming months.