Hagibis won’t hurt Boks ahead of playoff

Rassie Erasmus has confirmed that Typhoon Hagibis won’t impact on the Springboks’ preparations ahead of the World Cup quarter-finals. JON CARDINELLI in Kobe reports.

‘Moving matches wouldn’t be feasible’

Editor Craig Lewis and senior contributor Ryan Vrede discuss the unprecedented World Cup match cancellations and predict which teams will make the final.

Boks are right to be wary of Japan

Japan’s progression from 2015 miracle workers to 2019 giant slayers is a success story that should be celebrated, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

World Cup teams (Round 4)

All the lineups from the fourth and final round of World Cup pool matches in Japan.

What champions are made of

There are key pieces that have to fall into place to solve the World Cup puzzle, writes CLINTON VAN DEN BERG in the latest issue of SA Rugby Magazine.

World Rugby defend Fukuoka turf

World Rugby are confident that the pitch at the Fukuoka Stadium is up to standard ahead of Ireland’s World Cup match against Samoa.

Moore: All Blacks did not want postponed match

World Rugby have denied a claim from former England hooker Brian Moore that the All Blacks refused to have their final pool match against Italy postponed.

Schmidt: Hagibis gives England and ABs advantage

Joe Schmidt says that England and New Zealand have an advantage ahead of the quarter-finals after their final pool games were cancelled due to Typhhon Hagibis.

Scotland could take legal action

Scottish rugby chiefs have reportedly notified World Rugby of their willingness to take legal action to ensure their match against Japan goes ahead on Sunday.

Japan drop Wimpie, Lappies loses captaincy

Coach Jamie Joseph has made four changes to Japan’s starting lineup for Sunday’s crunch Pool A match against Scotland in Yokohama.