Springboks are well placed to break Australia hoodoo

The Springboks are in a strong position to claim their first win over the Wallabies in Australia since 2013, writes DYLAN JACK.

Time to set Hendricks and the Goose loose for Boks

Cornal Hendricks and Johan Goosen would be two superb additions to the Springbok squad before the end of the year, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Something special brewing as Boks-All Blacks set to reignite rivalry

The highly anticipated back-to-back Tests against the All Blacks will provide the Springboks with a different but more meaningful examination compared to the recent Lions series, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Rassie video outcome will be a first for rugby

Rassie Erasmus’ hour-long video was a standout feature from a Boks-Lions tour that was extraordinary in so many ways, writes former Springbok STEFAN TERBLANCHE.

‘Own goals’ could prove costly for SA Rugby

The United Rugby Championship promises a new dawn for South African rugby. It also ramps up the need to stem the tide of players leaving these shores, writes ZELIM NEL.

Willemse’s utility ability adding value at the Boks

Rather than shying away from his value as a utility player, the Springbok coaches are getting the best out of Damian Willemse, writes DYLAN JACK.

Column: Who else can wield Thor’s hammer?

The Bok coaches need to prioritise finding someone to fill Duane Vermeulen’s huge boots, writes SIMNIKIWE XABANISA in the latest SA Rugby magazine.

Jean de Villiers column: Building depth key for Springboks

Squad development must be a priority for the Springboks as they build towards the 2023 World Cup, writes former Springbok JEAN DE VILLIERS.

Kolbe earning due recognition as a global rugby rock star

Cheslin Kolbe is one of rugby’s most highly-valued players for good reason. He boasts pure box-office spectator appeal and is the game’s most marketable player, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Case against Rassie a landmine for World Rugby

World Rugby would do well to tread carefully in its pursuit of sanctions against Rassie Erasmus and SA Rugby as the misconduct hearing could blow up in its face, writes ZELIM NEL.