South Africa start World Cup campaign

South Africa began their World Cup campaign against Uruguay at Subiaco Oval today without controversial skipper Corne Krige.

Sat, 11 Oct, 2003 - 14:00

South Africa began their World Cup campaign against Uruguay at Subiaco Oval today without controversial skipper Corne Krige.

Krige, who earlier this week described England’s Martin Johnson as the dirtiest captain in international rugby, sat out the Pool C opener against Uruguay because of hamstring cramps.

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