John Clother Morkel (22 August 1928 – 4 July 2010) was a South African-born Rhodesian international rugby union player. He was born in Cape Town, Union of South Africa and was the captain of the Rhodesia national rugby union team and played as a lock.

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2010年11月17日 · Rhodesian Rugby: Rhodesia Vs Italy (1973) Programme of the Currie Cup Game between Rhodesia Vs Italy at the Salisbury, Police Grounds on June 16, 1973. MOUNT PLEASANT versus ELLIS ROBINS

Rhodesian troopies in the operational area relaxing between contacts in 1977. Unprompted, and unwatched by the world’s media, this was but one example of many which I could have photographed whilst on call ups, showing ordinary Rhodesians playing sport together for fun.

2013年2月4日 · I set this group up to keep alive the memory of great teams,players and clubs from the Rhodesian days.Please feel free to add any comments or photos you have.All i ask is we show some respect in our comments.Basically enjoy the trip down memory lane

The Rhodesians were delighted with the display of some great Rugby by Cardiff. Records were broken, Mashonaland were beaten by the highest score in the clubs 1st XV history, 74 points to 3; Mervyn John scored a try in each of the five matches, seven in all and was top scorer, exceeding the four of Gareth Edwards, Roger Lane and Neil Williams.

2010年12月13日 · Rhodesian Rugby: Rhodesia Vs United States of America Programme of the Currie Cup Game between Rhodesia Vs United States of America which was played at the Salisbury, Police Grounds on August 28, 1978

2012年5月18日 · Indeed, it was a proud career that enriched Rhodesian rugby greatly. Completing the story of the sporting Hill family, Ronnie's wife Joan, gained her national swimmijig colours in 1950. Jo-Anne their eldest daughter swam backstroke for Rhodesia for three years, Debbie their second daughter became national diving champion, won a sports ...

Rhodesian Rugby - unbeaten since 1980 . . .