Craig Lewis

Preview: Wales vs Wallabies

The Wallabies should build on their increasing confidence by claiming a win over Wales in Cardiff on Saturday, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Preview: France vs All Blacks

The All Blacks’ determination to rediscover a clinical edge should spell trouble for France in Saturday’s Test at the Stade de France, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Sharks dismiss Ralepelle allegations

The Sharks have slammed a report suggesting that there was a ‘coach row’ following the omission of Chiliboy Ralepelle during the latter stages of the Currie Cup.

Van Graan not done with Boks yet

Bok assistant coach Johann van Graan will only take up his position as Munster director of rugby following the Tests against Ireland and France.

Frans Steyn and Duane Vermeulen in France

Duane, Steyn would bolster Boks

The Springboks have missed a trick by overlooking the value that Duane Vermeulen and Frans Steyn could have added to the end-of-year tour, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Powerful Province shock Sharks

Western Province overturned an 11-point deficit to claim a stunning 33-21 win over the Sharks in Saturday’s Currie Cup final at Kings Park. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Francois Louw has been cited for allegedly making contact with the eye area of Marco Fuser. The Italian has been cited for allegedly biting Louw in the same incident, which took place in the 77th minute of Bath’s European Champions Cup match against Treviso. The RFU disciplinary hearing will take place in London on Wednesday night. If found guilty, Louw would receive a… Read more →

Boks embracing proactive approach

The Springboks’ varied approach in the final two Rugby Championship Tests speaks to a tactical evolution that does provide cause for encouragement, writes CRAIG LEWIS. There was something brutal, but beautiful about the manner in which the Boks regularly manhandled the All Blacks on Saturday. To be at the ground was to appreciate the sheer physicality that the Boks brought to… Read more →

‘Kwagga can do well for Boks’

Springbok Sevens coach Neil Powell believes Blitzboks and Lions star Kwagga Smith possesses the work ethic and attributes to also make it the highest level in the 15-man game, writes CRAIG LEWIS.