Nienaber: Wallabies, All Blacks present tempo Tests
Head coach Jacques Nienaber says the Springboks are looking forward to the challenge of playing Australia and New Zealand, two teams unafraid to open the game up in the Rugby Championship.
False positive in Bok camp as Covid-19 scare avoided
A false positive Covid-19 test in the Springbok camp reportedly nearly caused chaos in the Rugby Championship and would have severely disrupted match preparations.
Watch: Magical Kolbe – 2021 highlights
Following confirmation of his high-profile move from Toulouse to Toulon, enjoy eight minutes of Cheslin Kolbe magic in this compilation of highlights for club and country in 2021.
Kolbe opens up on Toulouse to Toulon switch
Cheslin Kolbe has paid tribute to Toulouse and their supporters after Toulon officially unveiled the Bok wing as their latest blockbuster signing.
De Kock: Under-the-radar Am is invaluable
Former Springbok and Saracens scrumhalf Neil de Kock ranks Lukhanyo Am among South Africa’s greatest centres and believes his role in a notoriously stingy defence is priceless.
Kolbe earning due recognition as a global rugby rock star
Cheslin Kolbe is one of rugby’s most highly-valued players for good reason. He boasts pure box-office spectator appeal and is the game’s most marketable player, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Kremer accused of taking ‘cheap shot’ at Hendrikse
Sean Everitt says Springbok and Sharks scrumhalf Jaden Hendrikse was a victim of a “cheap shot” in the Test against Argentina.
Boks-All Blacks 100th Test to precede Oz-Argentina clash
Sanzaar has confirmed the kick-off times of the remaining Rugby Championship matches, including the fact that the historic 100th Test between the Boks and All Blacks will strangely serve as a ‘curtain raiser’ to the Argentina-Australia match.
Two Africans top toughest players list
A South African and a Namibian have been named as two of the top- five toughest rugby players of all time.
SA Rugby losses millions due to crowdless Lions tour
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander says the organisation lost hundreds of millions due to the government’s no-crowd policy during the British & Irish Lions tour of South Africa.
