All Blacks boss: England thrashing hurt

New All Blacks coach Ian Foster admits that New Zealand’s humiliating loss to England in the World Cup semi-final was a painful experience.

Second Six Nations planned for 2020

The Six Nations bosses are reportedly set to meet this week to finalise contingency plans for an emergency second tournament at the end of the year.

Gold: Rugby must press ‘Ctrl, Alt, Delete’

USA coach Gary Gold has reiterated his stance on a global season and offered a suggestion regarding a potential schedule. JON CARDINELLI reports.

Rewind: Gregan’s famous tackle

Take a look back at when George Gregan, in his fourth Test, helped Australia to a famous Bledisloe Cup win over New Zealand in 1994.

Rugby revolution is overdue

World Rugby needs a leader with the vision and drive to bring the hemispheres together for the benefit of the global game, writes JON CARDINELLI.

Bok legend and daughter recover from Covid-19

Former Springbok Danie Gerber and his daughter Elanie have both tested negative for the coronavirus after they were diagnosed with the disease in March.

Roux set to leave SA Rugby – report

SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux is reportedly expected to leave the organisation at the end of the year for a post at World Rugby.

Paper Talk: Johnson, Mongalo linked to Bulls

A round up of what some of South Africa’s leading Sunday papers are saying, including a link between the Vodacom Bulls and an England-based Springbok.

Letter: Saturdays are for rugby

In another letter to the editor as we continue to encourage our readers to send CRAIG LEWIS submissions, James Roberts reflects on what he misses most about rugby during this period of lockdown.

Kolisi helps out Zwide community

Springbok captain Siya Kolisi has handed out food parcels to hundreds of people in his hometown Zwide in the Eastern Cape.