Wales tell Eben what’s in store for his future
Wales head coach Wayne Pivac has tipped “world class” Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth to remain a formidable figure for the world champions for many years to come.
Eddie fumes after angry exchange with Wallabies fan
Eddie Jones was left fuming after being called a ‘traitor’ by a Wallabies fan after England claimed a series win over Australia in Sydney on Saturday.
NZR launch snap review of All Blacks
Ian Foster’s future as All Blacks coach looks further in doubt after New Zealand Rugby launched an urgent review into the Ireland series defeat, which chief executive Mark Robinson deemed “not acceptable”.
Watch: Ireland’s celebratory chicken run
Bundee Aki and Peter O’Mahony took to the streets of Wellington in high spirits after Ireland’s historic series win, even chatting to the police before sampling some local cuisine from a stunned bystander.
Foster feels the heat after series defeat
New Zealand’s first home series defeat for 28 years piles the pressure on coach Ian Foster after the All Blacks were again outplayed by Ireland in Saturday’s third Test.
Etzebeth beams over ‘special’ 100th Test win
Eben Etzebeth let his stoic guard down as he grinned after celebrating his 100th Test for the Springboks with a series victory over Wales in Cape Town on Saturday.
Highlights: Bok power game too much for Wales
The Springbok forward pack laid the foundation for a deserved win over a resilient Wales side in the series decider at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday.
Nienaber waits on reinforcements for Rugby Championship
A series victory against Wales has given the Springboks momentum as they prepare to host the All Blacks in the Rugby Championship, and the world champions may be boosted by the return of two veterans.
Ex-Wales captain Jones opens up on dementia diagnosis
Former Wales captain Ryan Jones has said “I feel like my world is falling apart” after revealing he is the latest top former rugby player to have been diagnosed with a serious brain injury.
Sexton ‘couldn’t be prouder’ of Ireland
Johnny Sexton said “it doesn’t get much better than this” after Ireland beat the All Blacks became the first touring team in the professional era to win a series on New Zealand soil.
