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Durban, South Africa United Rugby Championship , European Rugby Champions Cup , Currie Cup Kings Park Stadium (46,000 capacity) · 55,000 Est. 1996
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Wins5
Draws0
Losses13
Goals scored524
Goals conceded602

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52 trophies · 13 competitions · Wikipedia honours section
Currie Cuplatest 2021 21
Super Rugbylatest 2014 14
United Rugby Championship2024, 2021, 2022, 2024 4
EPCR Challenge Cup2023, 2024 2
European Rugby Champions Cup2022, 2022 2
World Club 10s2016, 2018 2

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About Sharks

Rugby in Durban centres on The Sharks, a club that lines up in the United Rugby Championship, European Rugby Champions Cup and Currie Cup. Founded in 1996, the South African side plays at Kings Park Stadium and has built its identity around Durban and a schedule featuring those competitions. The Sharks name carries into each of those rugby competitions, with home fixtures at that ground.

The Sharks list twenty-one Currie Cup titles, fourteen Super Rugby titles and four United Rugby Championship titles among their honours, while JP Pietersen is the head coach. Currie Cup, Super Rugby and United Rugby Championship successes sit alongside EPCR Challenge Cup and European Rugby Champions Cup honours, plus Vodacom Shield, Vodacom Cup and Toyota Challenge wins. Eben Etzebeth, a forward, appears among the club's player entries, and Pietersen leads the Durban side into its next campaign.

StadiumKings Park Stadium (46,000 capacity) Capacity55,000 Head coachJP Pietersen Founded1996

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JP Pietersen is the head coach of the Sharks and leads the team's coaching staff.