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Bpongi Mbonambi on the charge

Finding the silver lining

A break from competition provides the opportunity to consider changes for the betterment of the game, writes former Springbok captain JEAN DE VILLIERS.

Posted in Columns, Jean de Villiers, SA Rugby mag, Top headlines, Uncategorized
How Gwijo Squad fuels rugby unity

How Gwijo Squad fuels rugby unity

In the first instalment of a series looking at standout memories of rugby’s unifying power, CRAIG LEWIS celebrates the growth of the Gwijo Squad.

Posted in Columns, Craig Lewis, SA Rugby mag, Top headlines
Junior Springbok flank Shaun Adendorff

Where are they now: 2012 Junior Springboks (Reserves)

In the final article of a series, DYLAN JACK rewinds to the 2012 World Rugby U20 Championship and looks at what happened to the title-winning Junior Springboks.

Posted in Columns, Dylan Jack, Junior Springboks, Top headlines, U20 Championship
Bill Beaumont and Agustin Pichot

Rugby revolution is overdue

World Rugby needs a leader with the vision and drive to bring the hemispheres together for the benefit of the global game, writes JON CARDINELLI.

Posted in Jon Cardinelli, Top headlines | Tagged Agustin Pichot, Bill Beaumont, election, jon cardinelli, World Rugby
Pieter-Steph du Toit playing for the Junior Springboks

Where are they now: 2012 Junior Springboks (Forwards)

In the second article of a series, DYLAN JACK rewinds to the 2012 World Rugby U20 Championship and looks at what happened to the title-winning Junior Springboks.

Posted in Columns, Dylan Jack, Junior Springboks, Top headlines | Tagged 2012 Junior Springboks, 2012 U20 Championship, Junior Springboks, Pieter-Steph du Toit, Steven Kitshoff
Top numbers for SA Rugby Mag

Top numbers for SA Rugby Mag

As we enter the final two-week lockdown period, we will seek to bring you daily snippets of good news, starting with SA Rugby Magazine’s record-setting growth.

Posted in Columns, Craig Lewis, SA Rugby mag, Top headlines
Cheslin Kolbe X factor springboks

Reboot: My wish for a global season

In a new series from the SA Rugby magazine team, JON CARDINELLI calls for a move toward a global season in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis.

Posted in Columns, Jon Cardinelli, Test Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged covid-19, Global season, reboot
The Junior Springboks celebrate their 2012 win

Where are they now: 2012 Junior Springboks (Backs)

In the first article of a series, DYLAN JACK rewinds to the 2012 World Rugby U20 Championship and looks at what happened to the title-winning Junior Springboks.

Posted in Columns, Dylan Jack, Junior Springboks, Top headlines, U20 Championship | Tagged 2012 U20 Championship, Handre Pollard, Junior Springboks, Raymond Rhule, Tshotsho Mbovane, u20 Championship
Frans Steyn in action against the Lions in 2009

Steyn signing a boost for Boks

Frans Steyn’s commitment to the Cheetahs bodes well for the Springboks ahead of their next big assignment against the British & Irish Lions.

Posted in Jon Cardinelli, Lions Tour, Springboks, Top headlines, Tournaments | Tagged British & Irish Lions, Column, Frans Steyn, jon cardinelli, Springboks
Elton Jantjies of the Lions passes as he is tackled during the round five Super Rugby match between the Waratahs and the Lions at Bankwest Stadium

Don’t dismiss Elton’s impact

It is no surprise to see Elton Jantjies effectively rated as one of South Africa’s best attacking Vodacom Super Rugby players from the past decade, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Posted in Columns, Craig Lewis, Lions, Super Rugby, Teams, Test Rugby, Top headlines, Tournaments, Uncategorized
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Boks need to make mentality adjustment

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Kolbe’s worth every penny

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‘Bok gameplan, when executed correctly, is hard to match’

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SA Rugby magazine highlights five crucial areas the Boks will need to...

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Bulls rookies to watch

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