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Currie Cup

rugby trophy
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The Currie Cup is a rugby trophy awarded in South Africa. It is the national competition between provincial teams and was first presented in 1891 by Sir Donald Currie. The South African Rugby Football Board was established in 1889 to govern the sport in the country. Rugby has a long history in South Africa, with the game being played as early as 1862.1

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  2. rugby - South Africa

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