Italy opt for continuity against England

Italy have announced their team to face England at Twickenham in the second round of the Six Nations, making minimal changes to the team that faced France last week.

Six Nations teams: Round 2

Take a look at how all the match-day squads shape up ahead of the second-round fixtures in the Six Nations this weekend.

Three things we learned about the Cheetahs

Following the conclusion of the Currie Cup, ANDRE-PIERRE CRONJE pinpoints three takeaways from the Cheetahs’ season with them finishing in fifth place.

Wiese morphs into a colossus

Since joining Leicester Tigers, Jasper Wiese has become the standout forward not just in his team but in the Premiership at large. Higher honours beckon, writes ANDRE-PIERRE CRONJE.

Eddie Jones won’t be dropping Farrell

England coach Eddie Jones has made it clear he won’t drop Owen Farrell despite his poor performance in the opening round of the Six Nations.

SA Rugby magazine’s weekly quiz

Have you been paying attention? Test your knowledge with SA Rugby magazine’s quiz on all of rugby’s events from the previous week.

Captain’s referral to feature in Aotearoa

Sanzaar has confirmed a roll-out of existing and additional law variations for the Super Rugby AU and Aotearoa tournaments kicking off in the next few weeks.

Duhan van der Merwe: We want to inspire a nation

After his impressive display against England, Scotland wing Duhan van der Merwe has highlighted his team’s intent to ‘inspire a nation’.

Tributes pour in for Pietersen

Tributes are pouring in from across the rugby world as Sharks and Springbok wing JP Pietersen announced his retirement this week.

Leyds: Lions in Aus would be big disappointment

Springbok wing Dillyn Leyds has opposed the proposed move of the British & Irish Lions tour to Australia, saying it would be ‘the biggest disappointment in South African rugby history’.