Bulls clarify White’s long-term role

Vodacom Bulls chief executive Alfons Meyer has confirmed Jake White will serve as the ‘hands-on head coach’ during the 2021 season. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Watch: Dobson’s message to Stormers players

Stormers coach John Dobson on what message has been given to the players on day one of the lockdown in South Africa.

My most memorable performance: Lambie vs Province (2010)

In the third instalment of a new article series from the SA Rugby magazine team, DYLAN JACK reflects on a Currie Cup final that saw the emergence of a top talent.

Roberts returns to Wales

Wales and Stormers centre Jamie Roberts has flown back to the UK before South Africa went under lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.

NZ rugby ‘fighting for survival’

New Zealand Rugby is facing a potential $130 million loss in budgeted revenues if the 2020 season doesn’t resume amid the global coronavirus outbreak.

Cheika: I’ve always been a rugby outsider

Michael Cheika has opened up on his pain at not being able to win a trophy during his tenure as Wallabies head coach.

Jones agrees to pay reduction

England head coach Eddie Jones has agreed to take a pay cut of more than 25% as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

Am approaching lockdown with positive mindset

Springbok centre Lukhanyo Am is coming to terms with the COVID-19 pandemic, the lockdown in South Africa, and training on his own.

Bulls: White committed to long-term role

Vodacom Bulls chief executive Alfons Meyer has said there is a clause in Jake White’s new contract to ensure he remains committed to the Pretoria franchise in the long term.

‘B&I Lions tour can boost SA Rugby’

The 2021 British & Irish Lions tour to South Africa could provide the local game with financial relief after the coronavirus pandemic, according to a WP board member.