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082			_a796.333092 KOLI
100			_aKolisi, Siya _9188577
245		0	_aRise _cby Siya Kolisi
260			_aLondon; _bHarperCollins Publishers; _c2021.
300			_a309 pages. _c23.5 cm.
500			_aBorn on the last day of apartheid in the impoverished Zwide township, Siya had no option but to grow up fast. Amid the casual violence and hunger felt during his childhood, sport had always provided an ooutlet, as it offered everything his home life at the time didn't - roles, rules and trust. But more than anything, it was rugby that saves him. In this extraordinarily intimate memoir Siya reflects on his career so far, recounting rising through the ranks during his early years and playing for the Stormers, to how he became the first black man to captain his country in 128 years, eventually leading South Africa to victory at the World Cup in 2019.
700			_aStarling, Boris _eAuthor _9188578
942			_w561 _xJohn Tresidder _y174 _zSanet Schoeman
942			_cBOOK _2ddc
999			_c679665 _d679664