Brumbies back rookie flyhalf
Bayley Kuenzle will start at flyhalf as one of five changes to the Brumbies lineup for Saturday’s match against the Force in Sydney.
Ex-All Black set for Force debut
Former All Blacks centre Richard Kahui is set to make his Western Force debut after being named on the bench against the Brumbies in Sydney on Saturday.
Column: Laying down the law
There needs to be more consistency in terms of how rugby is officiated if the sport is going to move forward, writes former Bok captain JEAN DE VILLIERS in the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine.
Watch: Gelant’s first day with the Stormers
Stormers fullback Warrick Gelant talks about his nervous excitement ahead of the first training session with his new teammates, and how a dream of his has come true following his move to the Cape.
Watch: Bulls welcome ‘Policeman’
The Vodacom Bulls social media team confirmed the signing of Jacques van Rooyen with an appropriate police-themed highlights clip – in reference to his nickname.
Watch: Former, current players bid Newlands farewell
With Newlands Stadium unable to host its final Test earlier this month, past and present Western Province and Stormers players reflected on some of their favourite memories at the iconic stadium.
Bulls bring in ‘Policeman’
The Vodacom Bulls have boosted their front-row stocks with the signing of experienced prop Jacques van Rooyen, who will arrive at the team with immediate effect.
‘Kolisi has right to tell his own story’
SA Rugby CEO Jurie Roux has thrown his support behind Springbok captain Siya Kolisi, following the latter’s release of a heartfelt video in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.
Van Wyk: Toughest decision of my career
Kobus van Wyk admitted he initially turned down an approach from the Leicester Tigers before agreeing to make the move from the Hurricanes.
Maddocks welcomes Super Rugby changes
Wallabies star Jack Maddocks says he would welcome a trans-Tasman competition without South Africa or Argentina as Australia needs to play in one time zone.
