Super Rugby Aotearoa squads
The squads for the five New Zealand teams taking part in the revamped Vodacom Super Rugby Aotearoa competition starting this weekend have been confirmed.
Wasps bid farewell to Johnson
Wasps head coach Lee Blackett has hailed Ashley Johnson as one of the best signings in their history as it was confirmed that the veteran forward will be leaving the club.
Rewind: Bismarck scores in final Sharks match (2015)
In his last Vodacom Super Rugby game for the Sharks, Bismarck du Plessis sparked and finished off a 75-metre team try against the Stormers at Kings Park, by putting in a deft grubber kick to initiate the attack before scoring in the corner.
Highlanders hand rookie wing debut
Canterbury wing Sam Gilbert will make his Highlanders debut in the Vodacom Super Rugby Aotearoa opener against the Chiefs in Dunedin on Saturday.
Cruden benched for injury-hit Chiefs
Chiefs coach Warren Gatland has backed 21-year-old Kaleb Trask to start ahead of Aaron Cruden in their Vodacom Super Rugby Aotearoa opener against the Highlanders in Dunedin on Saturday.
‘Quins move will benefit my game’
Tyrone Green believes the opportunity to learn from England veteran fullback Mike Brown will be of great benefit to him when he joins Harlequins, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Laser beams to monitor offside line?
World Rugby executive committee member Brett Robinson says the organisation is investigating whether laser beams could be used to police the offside line.
Rewind: Williams scores four vs Samoa (1995)
On this day, 25 years ago, the late great Springbok wing Chester Williams scored four tries against Western Samoa in the quarter-final of the 1995 Rugby World Cup – his first match at the tournament.
Watch: Louw on joining Quins
Ahead of his move to Harlequins, Springbok prop Wilco Louw chats about training on the farm during lockdown, being coached by Welsh great Adam Jones and braaiing with Andre Esterhuizen upon his arrival in England.
Kitshoff: 80 minutes of scrumming will be fine
Springbok and Stormers loosehead prop Steven Kitshoff says he does not think scrumming will put players at extra risk of the coronavirus when the rugby season resumes.
