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Titans beat Knights by 10 runs in Kimberly to open up a 10-point lead at the top of the league standings. Their fifth win in six matches was orchestrated by Heino Kuhn (40) and Farhaan Behardien (37 not out), who helped post 168 for 5. Patrick Kruger nearly knocked off half the target by striking 10 fours and a six in his 60-ball 79, but his dismissal triggered a slide as Knights were restricted to 158 for 6.Kruger put together a 101-run stand for the second wicket with Theunis de Bruyn, who struck a 34-ball 47. David Wiese triggered the slide when he dismissed de Bruyn and David Miller in quick succession. Even at that stage Knights needed a manageable 62 off 43 balls.It boiled down to 37 off the last three overs, but some tight death bowling from Lungi Ngidi and Malusi Siboto turned the tide in Titans favour. Eventually, 19 off the final over proved too many. The loss meant Knights continued to scrape the bottom of the points table with one win in four matches.A rapid knock of 49 off 20 balls from Robbie Frylinck could not do the job for Dolphins as they fell six short of their 176-run target against Lions in Johannesburg. Frylinck batted till the last over, off which Dolphins needed 20, but fell on the fourth ball to make the task stiffer for them. Dolphins and Lions are placed third and fourth respectively on the table.Dolphins had stuttered their way to 108 for 6 in the 15th over as the Lions chipped away. No. 3 Cody Chetty made 35 off 28 to set things up. When Frylinck walked out, they needed 67 runs of five overs. He first struck Hardus Viljoen for two fours in the 16th over before clobbering paceman Matt McGillivray for four, six, four and six in the 18th. Dolphins lost two more wickets but Frylinck brought the equation down to 27 from 12. He collected eight runs off the first three balls of the last over but his wicket turned the match Lions way.When opted to bat, a second-wicket stand of 59 between Rassie van der Dussen (41) and Mangaliso Mosehle (45) helped them cross 100 in the 12th over. Once Imran Tahir dismissed both, quick contributions from their middle order scored 59 runs off the last seven overs. Yeezy Black Friday Store . It is a cliché dragged out by fans and pundits regularly when discussions take place around which teams are better than others. Cheap Yeezy Black Friday . LOUIS -- St. http://www.blackfridayyeezy.com/ . -- Arizona knocked off some quality opponents, rolled over a few overmatched ones and grinded out victories even when things didnt go so well. Discount Yeezy Black Friday . But when it comes to determining if Raymond will find a place on the Leafs roster when training camp concludes in a week, well, that decision will ultimately fall to the head coach. Fake Yeezy Black Friday .com) - The red-hot Los Angeles Kings will try to extend their winning streak to a season-high seven games when they visit the Edmonton Oilers for Sundays clash at Rexall Place. The Wallabies wont be compromising their style or approach to break a decades-long hoodoo in Pretoria - Michael Cheika wants them to do it the Australian way.One of the biggest challenges of Cheikas coaching coaching career awaits at Loftus Versfeld in Saturdays Rugby Championship Test against a backs-to-the-wall South Africa (Sunday morning AEST).In six attempts stretching back to 1963, the Wallabies have never won at the intimidating, 51,762-seat cauldron in South Africas Highveld region.Its the perfect setting for the Springboks to respond after three losses on the bounce, a selection shake-up from coach Alister Coetzee and lingering questions over whether theyve lost their aura.But Cheika says they wont look to play conservative rugby or change their course just to get the job done. We dont just want to go and try to win in Pretoria, he said.Maybe we think too much about whats going to happen at altitude or whats going to be the kicking game from them, instead of just saying, lets play our game, go here and play to the best of our ability and see what happens.We want to go there and play like Australian teams should play rugby and thats something that weve been working really hard on.We dont think weve fulfilled that as much as we wanted to this season.Clarity has been the buzzword around Wallabies training in Johannesburg this week - fitting, because it will take a clear, focused mind to beat a Springboks side that seems to grow an extra leg on home turf.To that end, Cheika has gone with a largely settled line-up, making only one change to his starting team, with Sean McMahon replacing the injured David Pocock (broken hand) at No.8.The bench, however, is packed with players with the potential to make a decisive late impact, from lock Kane Douglas - who fought his way back into the side after he was dropped for the win over Argentina two weeks ago - to pace machine Sefa Naivalu, who only became eligible to represent Australia on Monday.The Fijian-born winger is locked in to make his first Test appearance and will become Wallaby No.dddddddddddd900 - and the teams 10th debutant this year - with Lopeti Timani trimmed on Friday from an extended nine-man bench.Cheika believes the Wallabies have ticked every box in preparation.Weve trained pretty hard because we understand theres going to be a lot of action in the game; theres going to be a lot of running, a lot of chasing, he said.If you even want to have the hope of being successful down here, youve got to be prepared to put everything on the line physically.AUSTRALIA vs SOUTH AFRICA - AT A GLANCE:When: Saturday, October 1, 5.05pm local (1.05am Sunday AEST)Where: Loftus Versfeld, PretoriaReferee: Wayne Barnes (England)Assistants: John Lacey (Ireland), George Clancy (Ireland)TMO: Jim Yuille (Scotland)Australia: Israel Folau, Dane Haylett-Petty, Samu Kerevi, Bernard Foley, Reece Hodge, Quade Cooper, Will Genia, Michael Hooper, Sean McMahon, Dean Mumm, Adam Coleman, Rob Simmons, Sekope Kepu, Stephen Moore (c), Scott Sio. Res: James Hanson, James Slipper, Tom Robertson, Kane Douglas, Scott Fardy, Nick Phipps, Tevita Kuridrani, Sefa Naivalu.South Africa: Patrick Lambie, Bryan Habana, Jesse Kriel, Juan de Jongh, Francois Hougaard, Morne Steyn, Rudy Paige, Warren Whiteley, Oupa Mohoje, Francois Louw, Pieter-Steph du Toit, Eben Etzebeth, Vincent Koch, Adriaan Strauss (c), Tendai Mtawarira. Res: Bongi Mbonambi, Steven Kitshoff, Julian Redelinghuys, Lood de Jager, Willem Alberts, Jaco Kriel, Lionel Mapoe, Willie le Roux.Head-to-head record: Australia 36, South Africa 48, draws 1In Pretoria: Australia 0, South Africa 6Past five meetings: * Australia 23-17 South Africa (Brisbane, Sept 2016) * Australia 24-20 South Africa (Brisbane, Jul 2015) * South Africa 28-10 Australia (Cape Town, Sept 2014) * Australia 24-23 South Africa (Perth, Sept 2014) * South Africa 28-8 Australia (Cape Town, Sept 2013) ' ' '