Rewind: When Bobby broke Wallaby hearts
One of the most memorable dummies in world rugby helped Bobby Skinstad write the headlines as the Springboks won the Tri-Nations with a 29-15 win over Australia in 1998.
Australia in line to host Rugby Champs series
Rugby Australia’s new chief executive, Rob Clarke, has confirmed that Sanzaar is planning a Rugby Championship series to be played in an Australian hub in October.
Pichot claims betrayal in World Rugby election
Defeated candidate Agustin Pichot claims he was betrayed by Rugby Africa president Khaled Babbou in the World Rugby chairman election vote.
South African rugby’s Covid-19 timeline
Take a look at the timeline of significant rugby events and/or announcements throughout the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
‘Boks playing would boost national morale’
SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux says the governing body’s focus of the sport has now shifted to its return-to-play plans.
SA rugby’s financial impact plan confirmed
All South African rugby stakeholders have jointly confirmed pay cuts and other economies to offset up to R1.2bn from the sport’s budget by the end of the year.
RA gets multi-million World Rugby bailout
World Rugby has agreed to allocate a A$14.2m relief package to Rugby Australia as part of its Covid-19 rugby relief strategy.
Six Nations willing to align with Rugby Champs
Reports from England suggest that the Six Nations are more open to the idea of aligning the tournament’s dates with the Rugby Championship.
Faf: New energy around No 9 jersey
World Cup-winning Springbok star Faf de Klerk believes the strength in depth that has developed at scrumhalf is a great sign for healthy competition going forward, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Throwback Thursday: Top 10 Out of Africa moments
Check out this classic compilation of the ‘Top 10 Out of Africa moments’ of all time, ranging from Loftus to Ellis Park and down to Cape Town throughout the years.
