Best of YouTube: Never give up the chase
Take a look back at these memorable clips of Cheslin Kolbe and Deon Kayser showing pure determination to reel in Henco Venter and Robbie Fleck, respectively, with the tryline beckoning.
Super Rugby Rewind: Sharks vs Cats
The Sharks advanced to their second Vodacom Super Rugby final in 2001 after a comfortable 30-12 victory over the Cats at Kings Park.
Rewind: Boks vs All Blacks (2006 Tri-Nations)
A late penalty from Andre Pretorius sealed a one-point victory over the All Blacks at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium, as the Springboks displayed great character to snap a four-match losing run during the 2006 edition of the Tri-Nations.
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.
Flashback Friday: Super Rugby finals (2006-2010)
We look back to the five seasons when the tournament was known as the Super 14 and only two sides won the competition, the Vodacom Bulls and the Crusaders.
Watch: Ward’s workout in lockdown
Check out this exclusive video from Sharks centre Jeremy Ward as he demonstrates some of the workouts he has been completing while at home.
Throwback: All Blacks kill at karaoke
Former All Blacks coach Steve Hansen shows off his musical talent in this throwback video with Conrad Smith and Ma’a Nonu performing ‘American Pie’.
Watch: Leyds, Sage get Aussie lingo lessons
Take a look at this hilarious clip of Stormers fullback Dillyn Leyds and Vodacom Bulls centre Dylan Sage receiving a lesson in Australian slang from Nick ‘The Honey Badger’ Cummins, during their stint at the Western Force in 2014.
Watch: Spencer’s ridiculous trick shot
Former Blues and All Blacks flyhalf Carlos Spencer, who dazzled with on-field skills throughout his playing career, has been using his free time during lockdown to perfect an outrageous trick shot.
How Rassie’s Boks achieved the impossible
The Springboks were in a shambles and ranked a lowly seventh in the World Rugby rankings in September 2018. Just over a year later, Siya Kolisi lifted the World Cup in Yokohama, as the Boks were once again crowned the best in the world.
