The Vodacom United Rugby Championship has been the perfect platform for Springbok talisman and Sharks captain Lukhanyo Am to again underline his status as one of world rugby’s best centres when he was voted the competition’s Player of the Month for February
Sbu Nkosi has full confidence in Siya Kolisi’s ability to fill the “huge” boots left by Lukhanyo Am at the Sharks, reports DEVIN HERMANUS.
Munster and three other Vodacom United Rugby Championship title contenders head to South Africa this week for their first forays into the Southern Hemisphere.
Having secured the signature of Eben Etzebeth for next season, the Sharks are reportedly working on a big transfer coup to lure another Springbok to Durban.
Sharks flyhalf Boeta Chamberlain has attributed his goalkicking masterclass against the Pumas to a “back to the drawing board” approach at training.
A flawless kicking display from Boeta Chamberlain against the Pumas in Nelspruit made it four wins on the trot for the Sharks in the Currie Cup.
Sharks assistant coach and former Ireland U20 head coach Noel McNamara has opened up on adapting to the Durban heat and humidity and how he went from maths teacher to rugby coach.
Assistant coach JP Pietersen supports a “motivated” Sanele Nohamba to reclaim his status as the Sharks’ starting scrumhalf.
Ahead of Friday night’s clash between the Pumas and Sharks in Nelspruit, take a look back to when Chris Smith booted the home side to a rare victory over the visitors in 2019.
Sharks captain Lukhanyo Am has signed a deal with the Kobelco Kobe Steelers that will see him spend a short stint in Japan before returning to the Sharks.
