Krige challenges Guscott’s view

Corne Krige has questioned whether Jeremy Guscott would have called for a law amendment of the use of bench players if England had won the World Cup.

Aphiwe Dyantyi’s long lonely road

In a matter of months, Bok wing Aphiwe Dyantyi went from rugby prosperity to drug complexity. Sibusiso Mjikeliso investigates.

Saffas-filled Barbarians to face Fiji

Springbok World Cup-winners Makazole Mapimpi and Tendai Mtawarira will both start for the Barbarians against Fiji at Twickenham on Saturday.

Erasmus hails ‘selfless’ Brits

Rassie Erasmus has paid tribute to Schalk Brits after the Springbok hooker confirmed that he will go back into retirement.

Brits: It was all about the journey

Schalk Brits has reflected on his career which ended on the highest of notes in Japan after confirming that he will hang up his boots for the second time in two years.

Meyer: It was an honour to coach Stade

Heyneke Meyer officially tendered his resignation as Stade Francais director of rugby and coach after it was reported that he had been sacked.

De Klerk did not expect reaction to Speedo

Faf de Klerk says he was left surprised by the reaction to the South African-flag underwear he wore following the World Cup final.

Jonathan Mokuena’s Perfect XV

The former Lions and Cheetahs flank picks a team of the best he played with and against.

Reports: Stormers to lose another lock

The Stormers could be set to lose another player as promising young lock Cobus Wiese is reportedly in talks over a long-term move to Saracens.

Massive injury blow for Wales and Scarlets

Defending Six Nations champions Wales received an early blow as Scarlets duo Jonathan Davies and Rhys Patchell will both be out with long-term injuries.