Rugby’s judiciary needs an overhaul

The process followed in Owen Farrell’s five-match suspension is another demonstration that rugby’s judiciary is in dire need of an overhaul, writes DYLAN JACK.

Watch: Kolisi talks RWC, Rassie and BLM

On the latest ‘Use it or Lose it’ show, Siya Kolisi explains why he felt compelled to tell ‘his story’ in a video addressing the Black Lives Matter movement.

The Full Circle: Pienaar and Du Randt

1995 World Cup-winning captain Francois Pienaar recounts how Os du Randt burst onto the Springbok scene, while the double World Cup-winner gives insight into the kind of leader that Pienaar was.

Australia keen to host Rugby Champs

Rugby Australia is negotiating with the Australian government for permission to host South Africa, New Zealand and Argentina in a shortened Rugby Championship later this year.

Rewind: Chavhanga blitzes Chiefs (2008)

Check out former Springbok and Stormers wing Tonderai Chavhanga showcasing his incredible turn of pace to beat four defenders before scoring against the Chiefs in Hamilton.

Etzebeth grateful to be back in SA

Springbok and Toulon lock Eben Etzebeth is happy to have been given the chance to reunite with his family in South Africa during the country’s lockdown.

SA Rugby mag’s daily quiz (Question 9)

You have five minutes to name the top 10 most yellow-carded players in the history of Springbok rugby. Can you name them all?

Green sends Lions past Reds

Wing Tyrone Green scored two tries to inspire the Lions to a 27-20 victory over a gutsy Reds side at Ellis Park on Saturday.

Boks to join Six Nations?

The Springboks’ time in the Rugby Championship could be coming to an end with reports suggesting they could opt to join the Six Nations after the next World Cup.

Maties make statement of intent

Maties began the defence of their Varsity Cup title by handing Shimlas a 67-16 thrashing in Stellenbosch on Monday. DYLAN JACK reports.