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The East Coast Radio Sports Team have come together and launched THE BOMB SQUAD PODCAST.

Sky Tshabalala, G-Dog, Myron Naicker, Nick Tatham and Sbu Zulu sat down on Monday to discuss the biggest talking points in the world of sports.

In the very first episode - the team chats about the Proteas series against England and if Quinton de Kock should take the captaincy in all 3 formats.

They unpack the Nedbank Cup last 16 and Kaizer Chiefs resurgence in the ABSA Premiership - and weigh in on Liverpool's untouchable run in the Premier League.

Lasty, the team chats about the Sharks' good start in Super Rugby and reports that Springbok director of rugby Rassie Erasmus has been in talks with England Rugby.

In your 15h30 update - Proteas coach Mark Boucher is happy with how Quinton de Kock has handled the captaincy of the team.

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Eddie Jones disappointed with the Murrayfield crowd

Lions bounce back from their disappointing Super Rugby opener

AmaZulu humiliated as they exit Nedbank Cup

Dale Steyn returns in the Proteas

Roland Schoeman responds publicly after 1 year ban

England and Scotland are ready for Murrayfield scuffle

Watford go for a first win in four EPL matches

In your 09:30 sport, The Proteas go to Pink Day with a one-nil series lead and Maritzburg United are through to the Nedbank Cup last 16

We focus on Proteas team manager Volvo Masubelele this hour.

In your 7:30 sport, a washout at Kingsmead as the Proteas and England head to the Wanderers for the Pink Day and the Dolphins pull off a mammoth run chase in Pretoria.

In your 15h30 update - Sharks coach Sean Everitt praised his team's effort in their 42-20 win over the Highlanders.

Stay up-to-date with the latest sports news from KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa and around the world with these podcasts from the East Coast Radio Sports team. Bulletin updates are: Mon-Fri - 6h30, 7h30, 8h30, 15h30, 16h30, 17h30. On weekends: 7h30, 8h30, 16h30, 17h30 and 18h30.