Bok back-three balance hinges on fullback
Rassie Erasmus would do well to explore the fullback alternatives to first-choice Willie Roux in the upcoming Rugby Championship, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Whiteley faces two months out
Warren Whiteley is not expected to be available at the start of the Test season due to his recurring knee injury.
Kolisi setback may force Rassie’s hand
Rassie Erasmus may need to explore his captaincy options in the Rugby Championship following news of Siya Kolisi’s serious injury setback, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Watch: 10 of the best Kolbe sidesteps
Watch 10 times Toulouse and Springbok wing Cheslin Kolbe left opponents grasping at air with some incredible sidestepping skill.
Addressing the human element
A new management role could have far-reaching benefits as SA Rugby moves towards ensuring that the national team are settled and supported in every area of their lives, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Paulse: Boks spoiled for choice out wide
Former Springbok wing Breyton Paulse believes that South Africa have enough talent out wide to succeed at the World Cup. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Senatla eyes Olympics
Speedster Seabelo Senatla wants another crack at a gold medal after the Springbok Sevens side qualified for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, writes JOHN GOLIATH.
Can Boks prosper without Pollard?
Handré Pollard’s latest injury setback poses an uncomfortable question about the flyhalf position ahead of the World Cup, writes JON CARDINELLI.
World Rugby’s high-tackle video
Watch as World Rugby brings its concussion prevention commitment into focus with a new high-tackle sanction framework, which includes a look at Owen Farrell’s controversial tackle on Andre Esterhuizen last year.
Mapimpi tops the list of spicy wings
While Makazole Mapimpi must be viewed as the sudden favourite to wear the Boks’ No 11 jersey at the World Cup, there are many in-form wingers who won’t make the trip, writes JOHN GOLIATH.
