Boks can mix it with the best
For the first time in years, the World Cup year offers a host of contenders without one clearly dominant side, writes former Bok hooker JAMES DALTON.
For the first time in years, the World Cup year offers a host of contenders without one clearly dominant side, writes former Bok hooker JAMES DALTON.
Juan Manuel Leguizamon will play in his fourth World Cup after being named in Argentina’s final 31-man squad for the tournament in Japan.
The latest trim to the Springbok squad has provided the clearest indication yet as to the composition of the 31-man World Cup squad, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Marcell Coetzee has been ruled out of the World Cup after suffering an ankle injury in the win over Argentina in Pretoria on Saturday.
Take a look at this humorous video featuring WWE boss Vince McMahon reacting to all Springbok wing Sbu Nkosi’s Test tries.
Wales have officially usurped New Zealand as the No 1-ranked team in the world, while the Springboks climbed to fourth.
Rassie Erasmus has a pretty good idea of what his starting team will look like at the World Cup. However, he may still have a few sleepless nights about the makeup of his bench, writes JOHN GOLIATH.
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen says that he’s never understood World Rugby’s ranking system after the All Blacks lost their No 1 position to Wales over the weekend.
Veteran No 8 Sergio Parisse will lead Italy at his fifth World Cup in Japan next month, equalling fellow Italian legend Mauro Bergamasco and Samoan Brian Lima for the most rugby World Cup appearances.
Check out the wrap of features on SARugbymag.co.za after a busy weekend of international and domestic action.