From the mag: Refusing to fail
Former Sharks U18 prop Patrick Sikhosana has followed a winding road to the unlikeliest of playing fields in Spain, writes DYLAN JACK in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
Q&A: Waylon Murray – Shifting lanes
Former Springbok midfielder Waylon Murray has started a video podcast with global potential, writes RYAN VREDE in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
Take your pick of a Saffas abroad backline
In six randomly compiled ‘Saffas abroad’ backlines, we’ve looked at some of the formidable combinations of South African stars based overseas.
Part 2: Farewell to iconic Newlands
The Stormers will bid farewell to Newlands when they move to the Cape Town Stadium in 2021. In the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine, we look back at memories of this special ground.
Part 1: Fond farewell to a ‘holy ground’
Newlands Stadium will be remembered as one of the most iconic grounds in SA rugby, writes DYLAN JACK in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
From the vault: Privatisation puzzle
Following the disintegration of the Kings’ private shareholding agreement, we look back at a past feature from SA Rugby magazine that investigated the challenge of privatisation.
New issue: Pollard on path to greatness
World Cup-winning flyhalf Handre Pollard is on the cover of the latest SA Rugby magazine, which is now on sale.
Am: Mental strength sets Mapimpi apart
Sharks and Springbok teammate Lukhanyo Am says mental strength is one of the qualities that makes Makazole Mapimpi such a special player.
‘Reality is I could have lost my leg’
A career-threatening injury and the Covid-19 crisis have given Pieter-Steph du Toit a new appreciation for the game, writes JON CARDINELLI in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
How Rassie’s words helped Notshe
A change in mindset has helped Sikhumbuzo Notshe begin to realise his immense potential, writes MIKE GREENAWAY in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
