Bok documentary comes at the right time
The documentary of the Springboks’ World Cup-winning journey is a timely reminder of how sport can inspire hope, writes SIMNIKIWE XABANISA in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
SA Rugby looking long term with PRO14 move
SA Rugby’s negotiations with PRO Rugby is the first step to securing its long-term financial future with a move to the northern hemisphere, writes DYLAN JACK.
Column: Control the controllable
Policing kneeling is stupid. Understanding why many don’t kneel is critical, writes RYAN VREDE in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
Well-balanced Bulls displayed a trick or two
The Vodacom Bulls made a statement of intent as they revealed a few enterprising options among their backs in Saturday’s warm-up game against the Sharks, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Terblanche: I can’t wait for domestic action
The prospect of a domestic competition taking priority once again is something to celebrate, writes former Springbok STEFAN TERBLANCHE.
New experience awaits viewers
This Saturday will herald the highly-anticipated return of live rugby, but the broadcast will be without ‘canned crowd noise’ in what will be a unique experience for viewers, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Kolbe deserves the highest accolades
Despite a severely disrupted 2020 rugby calendar, CRAIG LEWIS believes Cheslin Kolbe would have every chance of being named the World Rugby Player of the Year.
Kings demise is a rugby tragedy
The Kings’ withdrawal from competition and disintegration into liquidation could be the sad final chapter in the franchise’s demise, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Boks will need to beat the odds again
The Springboks will need to tackle a number of unusual challenges when Test rugby resumes, writes former captain JEAN DE VILLIERS in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
Memorable comebacks: Boks stun England
In our continued series looking back on rugby’s most memorable comebacks, CRAIG LEWIS recalls the Springboks’ epic win over England at Ellis Park in 2018.
