Strauss: Perfect chance to revive Currie Cup
Vodacom Bulls loose forward Josh Strauss believes the unexpected break in the 2020 season could help revive the Currie Cup and restore the tournament’s former glory and prestige. MARIETTE ADAMS reports.
Fiji duo in hot water for breaking Covid-19 rules
Two Fijian rugby players have been arrested for allegedly breaking the country’s lockdown regulations and disobeying the isolation rules.
Watch: Stormers cribs with Johan du Toit
Stormers flank Johan du Toit gives a tour of his family home on their farm, Kloovenberg Estate, in Riebeek-Kasteel.
Watch: Stormers players in lockdown
Watch what the Stormers players were getting up to during the first week of the Covid-19 lockdown in South Africa.
SA Rugby completes contingency plan
Employers, players, staff and SA Rugby have combined in continuity planning aimed at cost saving in the face of expected shortfall in revenues due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Scotland declares domestic season null and void
Scottish Rugby has declared the 2019-20 domestic season in Scotland null and void due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Pay cuts hit Wales and Scotland
Wales and Scotland head coaches Wayne Pivac and Gregor Townsend are set to take 25% wage deferrals, after the Welsh and Scottish rugby unions emerged as the latest governing bodies to impose pay cuts amid Covid-19.
Fatigued Gerber’s body hurts – daughter
Elanie Gerber, daughter of rugby great Danie, has opened up about how she and her father are fighting the coronavirus after testing positive last Friday.
‘Rugby was sick before Covid-19 came along’
World Cup-winning Wallaby Rod Kafer has called for a major overhaul of Rugby Australia management, following the organisation’s unprecedented revenue loss in 2019.
Normal will never be quite like we knew it – Jannie
Veteran prop Jannie du Plessis, who is a qualified medical doctor, believes nothing will be the same again after the global coronavirus health crisis.
