SA Rugby magazine

All-time SA Super Rugby XV

If you had to pick an all-time South African Vodacom Super Rugby XV, who would make your team? Post your starting lineup in the comment section.

Cheslin Kolbe and Kwagga Smith could miss the Olympic Games

Olympics set to clash with Lions tour

Springboks such as Kwagga Smith and Cheslin Kolbe may need to rethink plans to make themselves for Olympic Sevens selection after confirmation that the postponed Summer Games will clash with the 2021 British & Irish Lions tour.

SA Rugby mag’s daily quiz (Question 6)

You have 10 minutes to name as many of the top point-scorers in the history of Springbok rugby as you can.

Watch: How Am is spending self-isolation

Watch how Sharks captain Lukhanyo Am is keeping himself fit during South Africa’s lockdown period.

Our Springbok XV: The back three

In the first instalment of a five-part series, SA Rugby magazine’s writers pick their best Springbok XV of the past 25 years.

Watch: Sharks’ Jordans show off skills

Sharks players Jordan Chait and Jordan Sesink-Clee showed off their DJ skills during South Africa’s lockdown.

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Kok still has Olympic dream

Blitzbok forward Werner Kok admits he would still like to take part in the Tokyo Olympic Games despite signing for the Sharks.

Bryan Habana goes airborne to score his first try during the Super 14 final match between Vodacom Bulls and Chiefs at Loftus Versfeld Stadium on May 30, 2009 in Pretoria

Super Rugby Rewind: Bulls vs Chiefs (2009 final)

Take a look back at highlights from arguably the most dominant performance in Super Rugby final history, as the Vodacom Bulls thrashed the Chiefs 61-17 at Loftus Versfeld in 2009.

Morne Steyn of South Africa kicks the match winning penalty during the Second Test match between South Africa and the British and Irish Lions at Loftus Versfeld on June 27, 2009 in Pretoria

Rewind: Steyn’s winning kick Lions (2009)

How did you react when Morne Steyn slotted this penalty kick to clinch the 2009 British & Irish Lions series for the Springboks?

Rugby Australia Chief Executive Raelene Castle speaks to the media during a Rugby Australia press conference at Rugby HQ

Castle takes pay cut as RA suffers financial loss

Rugby Australia chief executive Raelene Castle has announced she will take a 50% pay after the game’s governing body reported a provisional A$9.4-million deficit for 2019.