Tuilagi: Every Test could be my last
England centre Manu Tuilagi said he is unsure if Saturday’s Six Nations finale with France will be his final game for his country.
Six Nations redemption beckons for Ireland
Ireland seek to make up for their frustration on missing out on back-to-back Grand Slams by being crowned Six Nations champions in beating Scotland on Saturday.
Ireland dig deep to go back to back
Dan Sheehan and Andrew Porter scored a try apiece to help Ireland overcome a brave Scotland outfit and win a consecutive Six Nations title at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.
Italy scalp woeful Wales
Paolo Garbisi kicked 11 points as Italy survived a late fightback from Wales to claim bragging rights in the Six Nations wooden spoon duel in Cardiff on Saturday.
Rugby bosses fire back at Alexander
The war of words between SA Rugby and union bosses has continued ahead of a crunch meeting on Thursday over hosting fees for 2024 Test matches.
North signals Test retirement
Wales centre George North announced on Wednesday he will retire from international rugby following this week’s Six Nations match at home to Italy.
Winless Wales switch up for Italy duel
George North and Nick Tompkins start in midfield while skipper Dafydd Jenkins returns to lock for Wales’ final Six Nations fixture against Italy in Cardiff on Saturday.
Flannery ‘not Jacques but I can be Jerry’
Springbok defence coach Jerry Flannery said the onus is on him to build on predecessor Jacques Nienaber’s solid foundation with the back-to-back world champions.
Honiball inspires new Bok attack guru
Former All Blacks flyhalf Tony Brown says he aims to make the Springbok attack the most dominant in Test rugby, while naming an ex-Bok playmaker as his favourite player.
Lood: I feel like a kid again
Lood de Jager says missing out on the highs of the 2023 World Cup due to a heart condition has helped him rediscover his love of rugby as he pushes for a Springbok comeback this year.
