How England’s chariot derailed
Eddie Jones is under pressure going into England’s Test series against the Springboks after a poor Six Nations campaign, writes MARTIN GILLINGHAM.
Rassie: Boks should bounce back quickly
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus wants to create a winning culture, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Rassie’s right-hand man
Jacques Nienaber tells CRAIG LEWIS how he got into coaching, his Stormers stint, working with Rassie Erasmus and preparing the Springboks’ defensive system.
Dyantyi provides attacking spark
Aphiwe Dyantyi was told he was too small to play rugby after school, writes CLINTON VAN DER BERG. Now he is making it big with the Lions.
Purpose-driven Am targets Bok spot
Sharks centre Lukhanyo Am earned his first Springbok cap at the end of last year, and is hungry for more, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
How tough tackle sanctions impact game
World Rugby’s zero-tolerance approach to high tackles aims to protect the tackler and the ball-carrier. SIMON BORCHARDT reports.
Jones’ twist of fate
MARTIN GILLINGHAM finds out how Huw Jones went from representing UCT in the Varsity Cup to playing Test rugby for Scotland.
Fighting a losing battle
JON CARDINELLI reveals the reasons for South African rugby’s player drain and why talented youngsters may continue to move abroad.
SA rugby’s quality exports
CRAIG LEWIS identifies several key overseas-based players who could add value to the Springboks’ cause at the 2019 World Cup.
Senatla shifts focus
Blitzboks superstar Seabelo Senatla wants to put himself in contention for Springbok selection, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
