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.

Terblanche column: I’d say, let’s go north

A weakening Vodacom Super Rugby has offered further reason for SA rugby to consider heading north, writes former Springbok STEFAN TERBLANCHE in the latest SA Rugby magazine.

Lions series worth the cash

The announcement that ticket prices for next year’s British & Irish Lions tour will be tiered is exciting news for South African fans, writes DYLAN JACK.

Boks need to get back up to speed

As the 2021 British & Irish Lions tour looms, South Africa’s players will need to regain a physical and mental edge, writes former Springbok captain JEAN DE VILLIERS in the latest SA Rugby magazine.

Column: Gelant’s best is yet to come

Warrick Gelant’s progress with the Stormers is an exciting prospect after his refreshingly honest acknowledgement of where he stands as a player, writes DYLAN JACK.

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.

Column: From hero to zero for Jaguares

Argentina and the Jaguares are set to be the big losers from world rugby’s shake-up, writes SIMNIKIWE XABANISA 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.

Part 1: Saffas abroad to light up Premiership restart

SARugbymag.co.za looks at the South African players who could be key for their respective clubs as the English Premiership restarts this weekend.

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.