Rewind: Stormers’ epic team try against Chiefs
The Stormers scored one of the best tries of the 2010 Super 14 season when Bryan Habana strolled over after a sensational counter-attack against the Chiefs in Hamilton.
Watch: Reinach’s Saints tries
World Cup-winning scrumhalf Cobus Reinach has scored an incredible 31 tries in only two-and-a-half seasons since arriving at Franklin’s Gardens from the Sharks in 2017. Check out this compilation of all of his tries for Northampton Saints ahead of his departure from the club at season’s end.
Watch: Smit picks best-ever Bok loose trio
In conversation with SuperSport, former Springbok captain John Smit selected his best Bok loose-forward trio from the professional era.
Watch: Richard Bands uncensored (Part 1)
Former Bok Richard Bands talks about his career, his seven-year hiatus from the game, moving from hooker to tighthead, playing wing for the Vodacom Bulls and, of course, that try against the All Blacks.
Must watch: KP’s chat with Kolisi
Check out this video where legendary cricketer Kevin Pietersen chats to Bok captain Siya Kolisi about the Rugby World Cup, while admitting he supports the Springboks over England.
Watch: Smit picks best-ever Bok front row
In conversation with SuperSport, former Springbok captain John Smit named his best Bok front row from the professional era.
Rewind: Matfield’s mastery
On Victor Matfield’s 43rd birthday, we look back at some of his career highlights, with former coaches and teammates offering their views in this best of YouTube video.
Rewind: Kankowski finishes 80m team try
Do you remember this blast from the past when the Sharks produced a stunning team try against the Chiefs after a bit of quick thinking by Jean Deysel?
Kobus van Wyk: Learning from King Carlos
Former Sharks and Stormers wing Kobus van Wyk is living his dream at the Hurricanes and is enjoying learning from a player he idolised growing up.
Money Man Show: When will rugby return?
The Money Man and Mark Keohane discuss when we could expect to see rugby matches being played again and how proceedings might work.
