Lizo knocking on Bok door

Lizo Gqoboka is fast establishing himself as a possible successor to the legendary Beast Mtawarira, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Saffas need to dent Crusaders aura

The next three weeks will reveal whether any of the South African teams have what it takes to beat the Crusaders and challenge for the Vodacom Super Rugby title, writes JON CARDINELLI.

Time for a rethink at 10 for Sharks

The argument that Robert du Preez should be picked ahead of Curwin Bosch as the Sharks’ flyhalf because of his defensive strengths does not hold up, writes DYLAN JACK.

Gutsy Lions defy ‘adversity’

Against a backdrop of serious off-field issues, the Lions’ thrilling win over the Chiefs on Friday is a remarkable feat, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Allow Folau to express religious views

Israel Folau should be able to express his religious views without fear of sanction from Rugby Australia, writes SIMON BORCHARDT.

Preview: St Stithians Easter Festival

SARugbymag.co.za looks ahead to the 2019 St Stithians Easter Rugby Festival.

Sharks surrender a national problem

Inconsistency in attitude has cost the top South African teams dearly during the first half of the Vodacom Super Rugby tournament, writes JON CARDINELLI.

Mapimpi is SA’s in-form wing

On current form, it would be impossible to deny Makazole Mapimpi a starting berth in the Bok side, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Beast a national treasure

Beast Mtawarira’s legend continues to grow in an important year for South African rugby, writes JON CARDINELLI.

Am, Kriel making an impression

The form of Lukhanyo Am and Jesse Kriel has served as much-needed rays of light at the start of the Vodacom Super Rugby season, writes CRAIG LEWIS.