Boks already implementing player succession plan

Springbok assistant coach Mzwandile Stick says experienced players like Willie le Roux are playing a vital role in blooding potential successors Aphelele Fassi and Yaw Penxe into the squad.

Am: Simelane ‘really backs himself’

Springbok centre Lukhanyo Am says he is expecting big things from young compatriot Wandisile Simelane, who stands on the brink of a Test debut, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Debutant leads youthful Bulls in Currie Cup opener

Tuks captain Sango Xamlashe will lead the Blue Bulls in what will be his Currie Cup debut when they face Western Province at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday.

Curwin rested, Phepsi leads Sharks into Currie Cup

Though Curwin Bosch has been given the week off, new Sharks captain Phepsi Buthelezi will lead a familiar-looking side in their Currie Cup opener against Griquas in Kimberley on Saturday afternoon.

Rhule: I’ve always had faith in my ability

In the latest SA Rugby magazine, Raymond Rhule reflects on being ‘cast aside’ at the Springboks and how he has resurrected his career at La Rochelle.

Rainbow Cup SA awards: Best backline player of the tournament

Following the conclusion of the Rainbow Cup SA this past weekend, we ask our readers to select their backline player of the tournament.

SA U20 squad: Player-by-player breakdown (backs)

In the second part of the series, DYLAN JACK breaks down the 14 backs in the South Africa U20 squad to face Argentina, Georgia and Uruguay in the upcoming international series.

The lieutenants who will be key for Boks, B&I Lions

Often unheralded, the assistant coaches in the British & Irish Lions and Bok camps will have key roles to play. SA Rugby magazine takes a closer look.

Lions flank named readers’ favourite young player

Lions loose forward MJ Pelser edged a close race with Bulls flank Elrigh Louw to be named as the readers’ Rainbow Cup SA Young Player of the Tournament.

Proudfoot: England drawing inspiration from ‘world’s best footballer’

Cristiano Ronaldo has been held up as the inspiration for England’s new rugby generation as national coach Eddie Jones outlines the possible futures available to his young prospects.