Potential World Cup stars (Part 1)
Xola Ntshinga and Kaunda Ntunja look at the players who will need to be kept under wraps in Pool A and B at the World Cup.
Potential World Cup stars (Part 2)
Xola Ntshinga and Kaunda Ntunja look at some of the potential star players from Pool C and D at the World Cup.
Giteau is pure gold
Matt Giteau matured as a player and a person during his four years in the international wilderness, writes MARK CASHMAN.
Ashwin Willemse’s story
The Right Path tells the story of the former Bok wing, who chose not to follow the path dictated to him by a notorious Cape Town gang.
Jean de Villiers: Road to Recovery (Part 3)
How the Springbok captain fought back from a potentially career-threatening knee injury.
Meyer banking on battered warriors
To be successful at the World Cup, the Springboks must trust players whose pedigree endorses risk for reward, writes MARK KEOHANE in Business Day.
Boks need a lot of luck
Wales will be weaker for the loss of Leigh Halfpenny. Similarly, the Springboks’ World Cup campaign will suffer if they lose Victor Matfield in the lead-up to the play-offs, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Can Du Preez wind back clock?
The form and fitness of Fourie du Preez remains integral to the Springboks’ World Cup campaign, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Ford’s got flair factor
George Ford can drive England to World Cup glory, writes GAVIN MORTIMER.
Ireland’s chief orchestrator
Johnny Sexton is the one player Ireland can’t afford to be without at the World Cup, writes GERRY THORNLEY.
