Revealed: More details of Dyantyi’s defence, appeal

Aphiwe Dyantyi’s representatives have asserted in an appeal that the Springbok wing’s sanction should not be more than two years, even in a worst-case scenario. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Top Boks who boast X factor

We asked our readers to pick the Springboks they felt boasted the most X factor or game-breaking ability. CRAIG LEWIS takes a closer look at the names that predominantly popped up.

New issue: Hitting the Bullseye

In the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine, now on sale, we investigate how the Vodacom Bulls were able to pull off a season of success.

Bosch: I’ve reviewed Currie Cup final

Sharks flyhalf Curwin Bosch says he’s done a lot of introspection since the Currie Cup final and has taken away important lessons, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Feature: We pick stars set for a big year

An action-packed year lies ahead. SA Rugby magazine pinpoints several players who could have a 2021 to remember.

Augustus’ WP future in doubt

Reports linking WP eighthman Juarno Augustus with a move to the Northampton Saints continue to build, but it may not be all that cut and dry. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Kolisi: It feels like my first day at school

Siya Kolisi feels the timing could not be better to make a ‘new beginning’ at the Sharks, but has conceded he will have to prove himself both on and off the field. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Schickerling arrives at career crossroad

It’s no surprise that WP lock JD Schickerling is in high demand, but it will be interesting to see how his national ambitions factor into the reckoning, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

WP could look to Kiwi playmaker

Western Province are on the lookout for a world-class flyhalf, and could be willing to explore beyond South African borders, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Italy opt for continuity against England

Italy have announced their team to face England at Twickenham in the second round of the Six Nations, making minimal changes to the team that faced France last week.