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Captain Siya Kolisi says the daily struggles endured by millions of South Africans is fuelling the Springboks’ quest to retain the Rugby World Cup ahead of a semi-final meeting with England keno
Jacques Nienaber’s side are red-hot favourites to progress from a rematch of the 2019 final to set up a winner-takes-all showdown with either New Zealand or Argentina keno
Flanker Kolisi, his country’s first black captain, overcame childhood poverty to lift the Webb Ellis Cup four years ago in Japan keno
The 32-year-old referenced homelessness and unemployment during an impassioned answer to a question about motivation and believes failing to give 100 per cent would be “cheating” his compatriots keno
“I don’t think that will ever change, who we play for, who we represent,” he said keno
“When you start playing for others and start doing things for other people it’s not easy to give up, it’s much harder keno
“When you think of how many people would give anything to be where we are and the majority of the people in our country are unemployed, some don’t have homes keno
“For me, giving up and not giving everything would be cheating not just myself and the team but the rest of the people at home keno
“The harder we play, the more we do well, the more we are able to open opportunities for others so that also drives us keno
“I believe we are a purpose-driven team, we’re not a trophy-driven team; of course the trophies help you to get more people with you keno
“Sometimes you can look at the struggles of what you’re going through and feel sorry for yourself keno
But we use that pain and those struggles and we carry them with us to drive us through the battles keno
It helps us to keep on going when it’s tough keno
”Three-time champions South Africa defeated hosts France 29-28 in a thrilling quarter-final to keep their title defence on track keno
Kolisi will lead out an unchanged team for Saturday’s match against Steve Borthwick’s side at Stade de France in Paris keno
“I wish you could see all the supporters back at home,” he continued keno
“This is all what people talk about, most of the time, with everything else happening keno
“Kids at schools are sending clips of them singing because they know some of us like singing keno
“People at work on Fridays wear their green jerseys and the beautiful thing to see is the people who can’t afford the jerseys, they wear anything that’s green, anything that represents the Springboks keno
“We see that and that will continuously be our motivation and we know what the team has meant in the past – not just in sport, for our country in general keno
“It’s more purposeful when you don’t do something for yourself, only when you are aiding other people that you don’t even know or never even met keno
”Underdogs England came into the tournament unfancied but are the competition’s only unbeaten team keno
Kolisi insists Borthwick’s men will not be underestimated, despite many pundits and rugby fans feeling a final keno between the Springboks and the All Blacks is a formality keno
“Obviously we don’t see it that way because we know how good England is in the previous World Cups that they’ve played,” he said keno
“It would be silly to be thinking like that and we’ve never been like that keno
“We’ve seen in the World Cup, teams not even in the top 10 beating teams in the top 10 so it would be silly to think like that keno
We’re not in that mind keno
“We know exactly what we’re going to bring and the motivation we have keno
”South Africa team: D Willemse; K-L Arendse, J Kriel, D De Allende, C Kolbe; M Libbok, C Reinach; S Kitshoff, B Mbonambi, F Malherbe, E Etzekeno beth, F Mostert, S Kolisi (capt), P-S Du Toit, D Vermeulen keno
Replacements: D Fourie, O Nche, V Koch, RG Snyman, K Smith, F De Klerk, H Pollard, W Le Roux keno
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World number two Carlos Alcaraz crashed to a 6-3 6-4 loss to Russia’s Roman Safiullin in the second round at the Paris Masters on Tuesday keno
The Wimbledon champion looked off the pace as he made his return to action after withdrawing from the Swiss Indoors championships last week due to injury, losing the first set despite earning an early break keno
The 20-year-old Spaniard seemed to recover as he again broke the feisty 45th-ranked Saffiullin’s serve early in the second set to take a 3-1 advantage keno
But the 26-year-old Russian kept his foot on the gas to earn the biggest win of his career keno
The result was another blow to Alcaraz’s hopes of gaining ground on Novak Djokovic in the ATP rankings, with the top-ranked Serbian next in action on Wednesday against Argentina’s Tomas Etcheverry keno
Roman Safiullin took advantage of an underpar Alcaraz as he reached the third round (EPA)Following his win Safiullin told on Amazon Prime Video: “It was tough, since qualies I was not playing at this level but against Carlos you have to lift up the level keno
“Carlos’ was not the best performance but I’m still happy I could win because he is number two in the world, former world number one and has two grand slams, it is tough to beat him even if he is not in the best shape keno
“Everything against these guys, tactical, physical, mental is very important, to set focused form the beginning keno
”Ninth seed Taylor Fritz’s hopes of an ATP Finals berth diminished as the American withdrew before his second round match against Daniel Altmaier with an abdominal injury keno
The world number 10 will be out of the season-ending tournament should Denmark’s sixth seed Holger Rune beat Dominic Thiem in his second round match keno
German 10th seed Alexander Zverev rallied from a sloppy start to beat Hungary’s Marton Fucsovics 4-6 7-5 6-4, moving closer to securing his spot at the ATP Finals in Turin keno
Poland’s Hubert Hurkacz, the 11th seed, also kept alive his Finals hopes by earning a hard-fought 6-3 6-7(6) 6-3 win over American Sebastian Korda keno
Argentine Francisco Cerundolo saved a match point and bounced back from a two-game deficit in the third set to beat home favourite Gael Monfils 4-6 7-6(2) 7-5 keno
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