Sharks to fire … again
I’ve never been a Sharks supporter, but they’re the one side this Vodacom Super Rugby season that I’m really starting to like, writes former Springbok hooker JAMES DALTON.
Japan ‘sabbaticals’ present development dilemma
Is Japanese club rugby the best platform for the supreme talents of players such as RG Snyman? SIMNIKIWE XABANISA poses the question.
Notshe benefiting from Sharks’ style
The Sharks’ transitioning between attack and defence have had Sikhumbuzo Notshe return to his best in the opening rounds of the 2020 Vodacom Super Rugby season, writes DYLAN JACK.
Analysis: How Sharks turn defence into attack
JON CARDINELLI looks at how the Sharks have punished opponents when making a lightning-quick transition from defence to attack.
Three Super Rugby talking points (Round 4)
DYLAN JACK looks at the major talking points from the fourth round of Vodacom Super Rugby action this past weekend.
Stormers, Sharks channel RWC Boks
South Africa’s coastal sides have played with physicality, intelligence and composure in the early rounds of the Vodacom Super Rugby tournament, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Sarries scandal exposes complex problem
The Saracens salary-cap scandal has highlighted how maladministration is a global problem, writes former Springbok back STEFAN TERBLANCHE.
Stormers need to answer increasing questions
While the Stormers will be happy to have Herschel Jantjies and Jaco Coetzee returning from injury, there should be a greater worry about their recent collective efforts and how this bodes for their clash with the Jaguares this Saturday, writes former Springbok JAMES DALTON.
Laureus award a measure of Boks’ impact
The World Cup-winning Springboks continue to embrace their responsibility as agents of change, writes JON CARDINELLI.
RWC winners are raising the bar
The majority of South Africa’s World Cup winners have continued to dazzle and inspire since rejoining their respective clubs in South Africa, Europe and Japan, writes JON CARDINELLI.
