Waiting game continues in SA rugby as Kings opt out
The Kings’ withdrawal from any action in 2020 adds further uncertainty to domestic rugby plans that continue to be pushed back, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Column: All to gain for SA rugby
It’s time for SA rugby to step boldly into uncharted territory, writes CRAIG LEWIS in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
Am well equipped to lead the Boks one day
Lukhanyo Am’s commitment to continue plying his trade in South Africa will only strengthen his case to be considered as a future Springbok captain, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Traditional rivalries would be missed
Super Rugby Aotearoa has offered compelling moments, but to think New Zealand wouldn’t miss competitive action against South Africa – and vice versa – is wide of the mark, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Surreal experience awaits when action resumes
Sport played without authentic crowd noise will take some getting used to, writes CRAIG LEWIS in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
It’s time to truly be ‘Stronger Together’
During the successful 2019 World Cup campaign, the Springboks championed the catch phrase ‘Stronger Together’. It’s time for the greater South African rugby public to listen, learn and take this to heart, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Competitive action crucial for Bok players
Approval for the Rugby Championship to go ahead has heightened the importance of SA Rugby successfully kick-starting a revised domestic competition, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Everything to gain for SA Rugby
SA Rugby shouldn’t be fazed by New Zealand’s act of self-interest and self-preservation. In fact, it’s time to follow suit, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
SA Rugby should embrace change
A considerable shake-up to Vodacom Super Rugby and the Sanzaar alliance is long overdue, and South Africa should happily break free, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
There’s nothing quite like a Lions tour
Confirmation of the British & Irish Lions tour dates to South Africa in 2021 provides cause for excitement and anticipation when it’s needed most, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
