Burger: I am immensely proud of Siya

Former Springbok flank Schalk Burger has opened up on that photo with Siya Kolisi and says he is ‘immensely proud’ of the Bok captain.

From the mag: Altered landscape

Planning is underway to rebound from a pandemic that has changed the game as we know it, writes CRAIG LEWIS in the latest SA Rugby magazine.

Rewind: Burger smashes Du Preez (2009)

Look back at Schalk Burger’s thumping tackle on former Springbok teammate Fourie du Preez during the 2009 Currie Cup semi-final between Western Province and the Vodacom Blue Bulls at Newlands.

Watch: Play real rugby or don’t play at all

The Money Man and Mark Keohane discuss the news that World Rugby is considering replacing scrums and mauls in order minimise close contact when rugby restarts.

Libbok to join Sharks

It’s been confirmed that talented 22-year-old Manie Libbok will be making the move from the Vodacom Bulls to the Sharks. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Notshe: Why I needed to make a change

Sikhumbuzo Notshe says an inspirational Tiger Woods documentary helped him make a significant mental shift after feeling ‘down and out’ at the end of 2019, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Confirmed: Simelane to stay with Lions

The Lions have confirmed sought-after centre Wandisile Simelane has extended his contract until 2022.

No reset scrums, orange cards part of Covid-19 law trials

World Rugby has released 10 approved optional law trials to provide national rugby unions with options to reduce the transmission risk of Covid-19.

NZ Rugby rejects World Rugby’s potential law changes

New Zealand Rugby has confirmed they won’t be following World Rugby’s proposal to ban scrum resets, mauls, team huddles and upright tackles when Super Rugby Aotearoa kicks off next month.

Cerebral challenge: Mental health special report

Rugby stakeholders have acknowledged the need to tackle the sensitive subject of mental wellbeing, writes CLINTON VAN DER BERG in the latest SA Rugby magazine.