Two former Currie Cup-winning captains return to WP

Two former captains have re-signed for Western Province and will return to Cape Town in July to join up with the team.

Coetzee is a back-row warrior worth Bok consideration

Marcell Coetzee’s imminent return to action could slot in as another important piece of the Springboks’ preparation puzzle for the British & Irish Lions tour, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Lood: I had to ask if my body is built for this game

Lood de Jager has had to find the strength to overcome a series of serious injuries, which left him questioning his future in the game, writes JON CARDINELLI in the latest SA Rugby magazine.

Poll: Who will win B&I Lions series?

Make your prediction in this poll below as to the outcome you are expecting at the end of the Springboks’ series against the British & Irish Lions.

WP denies big salaries have come back to bite

WPPR chairman Ebrahim Rasool has refuted reports suggesting WP Rugby is being put under administration, while also revealing the franchise is on the verge of securing a ‘global’ equity partner. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Boks stepping onto surer footing

The form of key overseas Boks such as Cheslin Kolbe and Damian de Allende will give rise to increasing optimism before the British & Irish Lions series, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

McKenzie stars as Chiefs hammer Brumbies

The Chiefs continued New Zealand’s winning streak against Trans-Tasman foes as they thrashed the Brumbies 40-19 on Saturday.

From famine to feast for Springboks

It’s been more than 18 months since the Springboks last played. The world champs now face 14 Test fixtures in the space of five months. CRAIG LEWIS takes a closer look at how this could be managed.

New issue: Faf – The Boks’ giant slayer

In the latest SA Rugby magazine, now on sale, we highlight the key role Faf de Klerk could play for the Springboks in the highly-anticipated British & Irish Lions series.

Unrepentant Folau signs to second-tier Aussie league team

Israel Folau has signed up to play for a second-tier Australian rugby league team in his latest bid to end a sporting exile sparked by his homophobic social media posts.