Our Springbok 23: The final squads
Over the last week, SA Rugby magazine’s writers have picked their best Springbok ‘dream team’ from the past 25 years, and here’s how the completed selections look.
World Cup memory: Am’s remarkable play
In the first of a series looking at our favourite World Cup memories, DYLAN JACK looks back at Springbok centre Lukhanyo Am’s unselfishness in 2019.
‘Sunwolves will always be in my heart’
Willie Britz says it is sad to see that the Sunwolves’ Vodacom Super Rugby journey has come to an end after six years in the tournament. DYLAN JACK reports.
Crusaders caught breaking lockdown
All Blacks flyhalf Richie Mo’unga was among a group of Crusaders players who broke New Zealand’s lockdown to train at the team’s base in Christchurch.
Strauss: Perfect chance to revive Currie Cup
Vodacom Bulls loose forward Josh Strauss believes the unexpected break in the 2020 season could help revive the Currie Cup and restore the tournament’s former glory and prestige. MARIETTE ADAMS reports.
Rennie could ditch Wallabies if Castle goes
Dave Rennie would reconsider his future as Wallabies head coach if Raelene Castle were to get stood down as Rugby Australia’s chief executive.
Covid-19: How rugby has been affected
As rugby remains in lockdown, we recap how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted the game at international and provincial levels.
Super Rugby Rewind: Sharks vs Cats
The Sharks advanced to their second Vodacom Super Rugby final in 2001 after a comfortable 30-12 victory over the Cats at Kings Park.
SA Rugby mag’s daily quiz (Question 10)
In this time of lockdown, we’ll be providing you with a daily rugby quiz. Post your answer to our tenth question in the comment section.
SA Rugby set for multi-million rand loss
SA Rugby stands to lose millions of rand per month if the national lockdown is not lifted by May and the 2020 rugby season does not resume by June at the earliest.
