SA Rugby magazine – Latest South African rugby news
In our continued collaboration with UXI Sport, former Springbok flyhalf Louis Koen and new Vodacom Bulls forwards coach Russell Winter emphasise that young players must not be disheartened if they’ve lost out on Craven Week or the final year of school sport due to the pandemic.
Re-live some of the longest penalty kicks in the history of the Rugby World Cup, including monster efforts from Frans Steyn.
The Crusaders scored five tries to the Hurricanes’ one to get off to a winning start in Super Rugby Aotearoa on Sunday.
The in-form Blues ended a nine-year drought in Hamilton with a hard-fought win over the Chiefs in tough conditions on Saturday.
Wallabies and Reds tighthead prop Taniela Tupou – nicknamed the ‘Tongan Thor’ – recently shared a video on social media in which he bench-presses an impressive 200kg.
World Cup-winning Springbok Schalk Brits has blown away one of the biggest names in South African mountain biking with his natural skills in the saddle, after taking up the sport following his retirement from rugby.
Few players in South Africa have been as accurate as Naas Botha. Take a rewind to the day the legendary Bulls flyhalf landed five drop goals against the Sharks.
British & Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland speaks about the upcoming tour to South Africa in 2021 and his new book Pride and Passion.
All Blacks captain Sam Cane shares his thoughts on how much he missed rugby during lockdown, the lessons he learned during his lengthy injury lay-off and the responsibility of upholding the legacy of the famous black jersey.
Today marks 25 years since the 20-year-old Jonah Lomu rampaged through England’s defence during the 1995 Rugby World Cup semi-final at Newlands.
