Craig Lewis

Feature: Goosen’s unfinished business

Johan Goosen will arrive at the Bulls with the opportunity to revitalise his career, writes CLINTON VAN DER BERG in the latest SA Rugby magazine.

Morne Steyn of South Africa kicks the match winning penalty during the Second Test match between South Africa and the British and Irish Lions at Loftus Versfeld on June 27, 2009 in Pretoria

Morne Steyn could offer multiple values to Bok cause

It would make complete sense for the Springboks to tap into Morne Steyn’s considerable Intellectual Property for the British & Irish Lions series, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Kieran Read officially hangs up his boots

Both World Rugby and the All Blacks have saluted Kieran Read after the iconic No 8 confirmed his retirement from professional rugby.

Rainbow Cup set for ‘North vs South’ final in Europe

The Rainbow Cup is set to culminate in a historic ‘North vs South’ final on 19 June so that the dual tournaments operating in Europe and South Africa will tie together to produce one winner.

Rainbow Cup SA preview – Round 3

The two unbeaten teams in the PRO14 Rainbow Cup SA – the Bulls and the Sharks – go head-to-head on Saturday in the third round of the competition.

All may not be lost for SA ticket holders

SA resident ticket holders will have first right to purchase tickets for the revised British & Irish Lions tour if restrictions on attendance at sports events are lifted.

Refunds for ticket holders, although hopes persists for fan attendance

All ticket holders for the original British & Irish Lions schedule will receive a full refund after the revised fixtures were confirmed on Friday.

Confirmed: Revised B&I Lions series schedule

SA Rugby and the British & Irish Lions confirmed a revised British & Irish Lions Series fixture list and venues on Friday.

Highlanders humble Reds in Trans-Tasman opener

The Highlanders highlighted an early discrepancy in quality between Trans-Tasman foes as they hammered Australia’s AU champions, the Reds, 40-19 on Friday.

PSDT’s return has been superhuman

Pieter-Steph du Toit’s ability to get through back-to-back 80-minute performances after more than a year out of the game aptly demonstrates why he has been referred to as an athlete who is a ‘freak of nature’, writes CRAIG LEWIS.