All Blacks give Cane winning farewell

New Zealand saw off a battling Italy on Saturday in their final match of the year as Sam Cane was given a winning farewell to international rugby in Turin.

Seven-star Boks demolish Wales

Jordan Hendrikse scored his first Test try as the Springboks turned on the style to thrash Wales in Cardiff and end their 2024 campaign on a high note.

Morabe to stay a Stormer

Loose forward Keke Morabe has signed a contract extension to see him remain with the DHL Stormers beyond the next World Cup.

Borthwick dismisses Curry concussion concern

Steve Borthwick insists he is taking no risks in recalling Tom Curry to face Japan at Twickenham just a fortnight after the flanker was knocked out against Australia, his fifth concussion in two years.

Kolisi: Cardiff clash no walkover for Boks

Siya Kolisi has highlighted the unique challenge of facing Wales in Cardiff, warning that the hosts remain a dangerous opponent despite their recent struggles.

English clubs racing for Stormers speedster

A DHL Stormers winger is reportedly set to make a high-profile move to the Premiership, with Gloucester leading the race to secure his services.

‘World’s best’ Gatland won’t leave Wales

Under-fire Wales coach Warren Gatland is the “world’s best” and going nowhere, according to assistant Rob Howley.

Jones: Scotland gunning for Wallabies

Huw Jones believes the success of Scotland’s November campaign will be judged on whether they beat a rejuvenated Australia at Murrayfield on Sunday.

Boks opt to rest Ox

Rassie Erasmus has decided to allow Ox Nche to rest for Saturday’s clash with Wales, causing the Springboks to reshuffle the front row.

Bok lock braced to battle ‘cornered dogs’

Preparing for his first Test since the World Cup final, Jean Kleyn knows the Springboks are in for an armwrestle against a desperate Wales outfit in Cardiff on Saturday.