Move Marx from hooker to openside flank

Malcolm Marx is capable of making a successful transition from hooker to openside flank, writes former Springbok hooker JAMES DALTON.

On this day: ’95 World Cup glory

Reflect back on the moment exactly 24 years ago, on 24 June 1995, when the Springboks claimed a historic win over the All Blacks in the final of the World Cup at Ellis Park.

Folau’s fundraising page shut down

The controversial fundraising page set up by Israel Folau to fund his legal fight with Rugby Australia has been closed down with funds expected to be returned to the benefactors.

Vermeulen’s journey of discovery

Springbok and Vodacom Bulls stalwart Duane Vermeulen is on the cover of the new SA Rugby magazine, on sale this week!

Israel Folau: Raising hell

Australian public opinion is split on Israel Folau’s controversial social media post that resulted in a code of conduct hearing for the Wallabies star. TOM DECENT reports.

Beast facing stiff competition

Beast Mtawarira will need to focus on matters on the rugby field if he wants to add a 2019 World Cup chapter to his life story, writes JOHN GOLIATH.

Nations Championship fate set to be decided

World Rugby has set a deadline of this Friday for their Nations Championship proposal to be approved or rejected by the leading rugby nations.

Two Saffas in France RWC plans

Bernard le Roux and Paul Willemse have been included in a 37-man France squad that will begin preparations for this year’s World Cup.

Good signs despite Jekyll and Hyde display

It’s been a weird Vodacom Super Rugby campaign for South Africa’s four franchises in 2019, but Boks boss Rassie Erasmus will still take a lot of positives from the competition ahead of the World Cup, writes JOHN GOLIATH.

Marx commits to Lions, SA Rugby

In a significant boost for SA Rugby and the Lions, Bok hooker Malcolm Marx has extended his contract with the Johannesburg-based franchise until 2021.