Solly Tyibilika shot, killed in Cape Town pub

32-year-old South African rugby union footballer Solly Tyibilika was killed in a shooting incident while being in a pub on the outskirts of Cape Town on Sunday 13 November 2011.

Former South Africa flanker and Springbok who joined various rugby clubs including Griquas, Sharks, Lions and Border, had his test debut against Scotland at Murrayfield in 2004, scoring a try.

He disputed 8 Tests in overall with the final one against New Zealand in 2006 in the South African capital of Pretoria.
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“The sudden and harsh manner of his death is pretty disturbing. The incident is shocking for our society,” said with disbelief S.A. Rugby president Oregan Hoskins.

“He was remember a very talented rugby payer and a very pleasant young guy who struggled with success to become a Springbok early over his career.”