There’s nothing quite like a solid hand-off to beat a defender, but let’s also give some credit to the speedsters and their twinkle-toed skills.
Faf de Klerk is currently playing over in the UK, and this weekend he got very up close and personal with two opposition players.
Reds prop Taniela Tupou is a beast of man, and his hit on Stormers winger Craig Barry over the weekend was actually tough to watch. About that suspension.
Ireland is a nation that loves sport in general and, for decades now, rugby tried to become the people’s game. But did it succeed? According to rugby scores in all the important sectors, it might look like it didn’t.
Spain versus Belgium isn’t the kind of fixture you would expect to set the rugby world alight, but that’s exactly what has happened over the past 48 hours or so.
Even the most ardent Bakkies Botha fan would have to admit that he sometimes crossed the line, but that’s part of what made ‘The Enforcer’ such a force to be reckoned with.
We’ve grown accustomed to seeing Bismarck involved in the rough stuff over the years, but this is the first time it’s been a member of his own team.
The US Sevens team delighted their home fans with victory in Las Vegas over the weekend, and speedster Perry Baker played a large part in that success.
It wasn’t a great weekend for the English rugby coach, the Poms suffering defeat at the hands of their age-old foes. His train ride home didn’t go too well, either.
The All Blacks look set to continue dominating world rugby for years to come, but there is a worrying new trend emerging with regards their schoolboy rugby.
Divvy isn’t going to let sleeping dogs lie, his announcement as Zim coach overshadowed by his attack on those who run SA Rugby. Here’s their response.
Peter de Villiers is back, and he has come out swinging. During his unveiling as Zimbabwe’s new coach, he had plenty to say about how he has been treated.
Jake and Allister go back a long way, including their stint together with the World Cup winning Bok side of 2007. According to Jake, we’re pointing fingers at the wrong man.
Constant Beckerling was very pleased with his team’s performance in the Varsity Cup last night, and the Wits skipper’s post-match interview is proving popular.
Finally, after the most disastrous coaching reign in Springbok history, Allister Coetzee has been shown the door. A sigh of relief echoes around the rugby fraternity.
Two South Africans plying their trade over in Europe made the news this weekend, and then let’s also look at the Poms taking a battering in the Ashes.
It was all action at the Cape Town Stadium over the weekend, so let’s take a look at some moments that stood out. Oh, and you’ll find seven of the best tries here too.
The hard men up front often get a raw deal, with rugby fans heaping praise on the flashier backline players, and this bloke isn’t doing his fellow props any favours.
Every South African knows that you shouldn’t take a win over the Japanese for granted, and that’s something a beleaguered French outfit learnt over the weekend.
Despite our hard-fought win over the French on the weekend, South African rugby remains at a crossroads. When it comes to coaching, we’re not very good at listening.
Today we find out whether we’ll welcome the rugby world to our shores in 2023, or whether the French or Irish have managed to pull a fast one. Holding thumbs.
No one likes to see a Bok rugby player in pain, and poor Coenie was carted off after just a minute on Saturday. Turns out one medic inflicted further pain.
This weekend sees the eighth Currie Cup final showdown between Province and the Sharks, but let’s cast our minds back to 2010 and that Lambie fend.
Rugby isn’t for the faint of heart, and recent studies have shown that concussions occur with alarming regularity throughout all age groups. Does the scrum cap solve the problem?
Watching the Boks these days can be a real rollercoaster ride, but we all know what happened last time we hosted the Rugby World Cup.
The Ozzies may have shocked the rugby world with a victory over the All Blacks, but at least the latter managed to leave a mark or two.
Malcolm Marx was the standout performer in last weekend’s narrow loss to the All Blacks, but there’s no denying that skipper Eben Etzebeth also put in a mammoth shift.
Newlands will play host to the Rugby Championship showdown between the Boks and the All Blacks, and if you’re after some extra drinking money check out these odds.
Michael Cheika is the kind of coach that is a little rough around the edges, but this weekend he showed just what a tool he really is. Look at this rant.
We might consider it common sense not to pat and stroke a lion like a household cat, but apparently this Welsh hooker never read that memo.