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Ryan Kankowski (Gallo Images)
Ryan Kankowski (Gallo Images)

Durban - Frans Steyn’s escape from further punishment following the red card he received in the match against the Chiefs last weekend means there are three candidates for the Cell C Sharks captaincy for Saturday’s Super Rugby clash with the Force.

Steyn’s card was rescinded, meaning it has been struck from the records, following a disciplinary hearing on Monday into the tip tackle that saw him sent from the field in the 27th minute of a tempestuous match won 12-11 by the Sharks.

According to the supersport.com website, he was training with his teammates on Monday afternoon and looks set to move back to flyhalf for the Force game as first choice Patrick Lambie will be rested this week.

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