Guest on the line: Thomas Abt, Commissioner of the Sunshine Tour.

The SA Open will continue to abide by all South African government health protocols concerning Covid-19 and comply with any future government announcements concerning this.

Guest 1 on the line – Noluthando Makalima - an Adaptive Surfer

Guest on the line: Cricket South Africa (CSA) Women’s National Academy head coach -Dinesha Devnarain

Guest on the line - HENRY Cock, a 35-year-old former businessman from Johannesburg

Winning the 2021 Momentum gsport Awards SuperSport School Sport Star of the Year accolade has inspired Miyanda Maseti to continue striving for greatness.

Maseti, who is a three-time South African BMX Champion, two-time national champion and junior Protea colours recipient, was recognised for her outstanding achievements at the 16th edition of the awards ceremony took place on 31 August.

In her six years of riding, Maseti reveals that she never thought that she would win an award so early in her career but has welcomed the award as her biggest highlight to date.

Guest on the line - BMX champion Miyanda Maseti

It is always good news when we see our young riders progressing and we look forward now to tracking the progress of Unathi Nxumalo over the next phase of his cycling journey. Unathi has progressed steadily through the ranks to become one of KZN's best juniors and has now effectively graduated out of the development ranks and into the bigger leagues by taking up the option to join the Absolute Motion Cycling Academy squad as soon as he'd finished writing his matric exams. 2021 is due to be a big year for Unathi with his race planning including all the major races in KZN and around the country and we know he is going to make the whole of KZN very proud as he chases his dream to become the best that he can be.

Guest 1 on the line – The top mountain rider from the KZN Cycling Development MTB HP –Unathi Nxumalo

When Ntando Mahlangu jumped 7.17 metres, setting a world record to win gold in the long jump at the Paralympic Games there, was a moment of shocked silence in a house 13 498km away from Tokyo.Neil Cornelius could not believe what he had witnessed. But the moment the result flashed on the television screen, he went berserk. It was with just reason. His athlete had won.

"I yelled. I think it might be the loudest yell ever. My wife rushed over to see if I was OK, explained Cornelius, who had been coaching Mahlangu via WhatsApp messages from the sitting room of his house in Elarduspark.

With one last jump left, Mahlangu was in third place, having jumped 7.02 metres. He needed to go big. The Tuks coach quickly sent one last Whatsapp message.

Neil Cornelius - Proud coach of an Olympic medallist, World Champions and African/Commonwealth record holder.

Rugby will naturally remain their primary focus, but the Springboks are "excited" to experience a slice of "normal" life when they come out of quarantine next Friday.

South Africa and Argentina are both booked in at a resort in southeast Queensland as they complete a mandatory 14-day isolation period before resuming their Rugby Championship campaigns.

Guest on the line –Johan Le Roux –SABC Sport reporter and commentator

Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos insists that his players will have to grab their goal-scoring opportunities in future to win games after suffering a goalless draw against Zimbabwe in their opening 2022 Qatar FIFA World Cup qualifier.

A relatively new-look South Africa national side claimed a hard-fought point in their quest for next year's tournament in the Middle East.

Guest on the line: Khanyiso Tshwaku –SABC Senior Sports Reporter, Commentator and Analyst.