Kolisi coup a sign of things to come for Sharks

Siya Kolisi’s expected move to the Sharks is set to be the first trump card of the new partnership with American consortium MVM Holdings, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Column: The irresistible rise of Tiaan Swanepoel

Lions fullback Tiaan Swanepoel’s meteoric rise is a lesson in perseverance, writes ANDRE-PIERRE CRONJE.

SA rugby to benefit from move north

The involvement of the Vodacom Bulls, Lions, Sharks and Stormers in the Rainbow Cup will have a positive impact on South African rugby as a whole, writes ANDRE-PIERRE CRONJE.

Don’t take team sacrifices for granted

Quality and consistency have been lacking at times this domestic season, but the players and management deserve immense credit for contending with unprecedented challenges, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Column: Postpone B&I Lions tour if need arises

Postponing the British & Irish Lions tour of South Africa until 2022 is the most credible contingency if the series could not proceed with crowd attendance, writes DYLAN JACK.

Saffas Abroad: Hall, Grobler star for resurgent Stade

SARugbymag.co.za looks back at the South African players who featured for their respective clubs in round 13 of the French Top 14.

Currie Cup Team of the Week

DYLAN JACK identifies the standout South African players based on performances in the sixth round of the Currie Cup.

Sharks ‘see colour’, and it should be celebrated

The Sharks deserve enduring credit for becoming one of the truly transformed teams in South African sport, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Preview: Currie Cup crunch time

Heading into the final two rounds of the Currie Cup’s regular season, there is plenty to play for. ANDRE-PIERRE CRONJE looks at the permutations.

Saffas abroad have made their mark

The performances of European-based South Africans bode well for the Springboks’ hopes for the 2021 British & Irish Lions series, writes DYLAN JACK.