Griquas vs Pumas | Overview Page

South Africa - Currie Cup

Griquas

24-44

Finished

Pumas

0 : 5

Eduan SwartTRY

0 : 7

Clinton SwartCON

Cameron HufkeTRY

5 : 7

Lubabalo DobelaCON

7 : 12

13'

Stefan CoetzeeTRY

7 : 14

13'

Clinton SwartCON

16'

Zwelendaba MnomboTRY

12 : 14

12 : 19

19'

Ruwald van der MerweTRY

12 : 22

25'

Clinton SwartPEN

12 : 25

26'

Clinton SwartPEN

41'

Zwelendaba MnomboTRY

17 : 25

42'

Lubabalo DobelaCON

19 : 25

19 : 30

50'

Etienne JanekeTRY

19 : 35

63'

Ross BraudeTRY

19 : 37

64'

Clinton SwartCON

19 : 42

75'

Richardson DanTRY

19 : 44

76'

Clinton SwartCON

79'

Bobby AlexanderTRY

24 : 44

Venue Guide
Stadium	Griqua Park

News

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