McKenzie stars as Chiefs hammer Brumbies
The Chiefs continued New Zealand’s winning streak against Trans-Tasman foes as they thrashed the Brumbies 40-19 on Saturday.
Craig Lewis
From famine to feast for Springboks
It’s been more than 18 months since the Springboks last played. The world champs now face 14 Test fixtures in the space of five months. CRAIG LEWIS takes a closer look at how this could be managed.
New issue: Faf – The Boks’ giant slayer
In the latest SA Rugby magazine, now on sale, we highlight the key role Faf de Klerk could play for the Springboks in the highly-anticipated British & Irish Lions series.
Unrepentant Folau signs to second-tier Aussie league team
Israel Folau has signed up to play for a second-tier Australian rugby league team in his latest bid to end a sporting exile sparked by his homophobic social media posts.
Scrappy Hurricanes stutter past Rebels
Julian Savea scored a try double as the Hurricanes blustered to a scrappy 35-13 win against the Rebels in Wellington on Friday.
Sharks coach: Mapimpi’s been amazing
Makazole Mapimpi is expected to return to action for the Sharks in the clash with the Lions on 5 June, and coach Sean Everitt says ‘it’s a pleasure’ to have him back, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
SA Rugby’s contracting model: The facts and figures
South African rugby’s contracting model has required some creative thinking when it comes to assembling the best squad, writes SIMNIKIWE XABANISA in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
Playing selector: Picking an alternative SA A side
A South Africa A side is set to take on the British & Irish Lions on 14 July. Editor CRAIG LEWIS turns selector and picks a team to face the tourists.
Kolbe reveals nerves, excitement for Champions Cup final
Cheslin Kolbe admits he is strangely feeling more nervous ahead of this weekend’s Champions Cup final than he did before the 2019 World Cup title decider.
Thousands of fans confirmed for B&I Lions-Japan clash
The British & Irish Lions have confirmed the 1888 Cup match against Japan at Murrayfield Stadium on Saturday, 26 June will welcome a crowd of 16,500 supporters.
