Joost van der Westhuizen and Fourie du Preez are two of the finest number nines the modern game has seen, but who comes out tops?
They are two of the finest wingers of the modern era, but who would you choose to dot down in the corner?
South Africa’s schoolboy doping problem is no big secret, but some of the numbers from tournaments such as Craven Week are unrivalled in other parts of the world.
Trailing Fiji in the Los Angeles Sevens final 12-24, and with around half a minute left on the clock, the men in green and gold staged an incredible comeback.
During his acceptance speech, Kolisi spoke with passion about how sport has the ability to unite in a way that politics never will.
Kolbe is the world’s most exciting winger, but this past weekend he made his first-ever appearance at flyhalf for Toulouse in the French Top 14 clash against Racing 92.
Rassie Erasmus’ Twitter account might only be a few days old, but it’s going to be tough for him to top the videos he’s shared since joining the social media site over the weekend.
This weekend, reports emerged that claimed Rassie was keen to take over from Eddie Jones and coach England. The world champion wasn’t having it.
South Africa’s schoolboy rugby could lay claim to being the strongest in the world, but the ultra-competitive nature of the system has brought it with problems of its own.
According to the results of a survey by MyPlayers, the organisation that represents professional rugby players in South Africa, a staggering number of our pros are considering moving abroad.
During his time turning out for Honda Heat in the Japanese Top League, RG Snyman has made a massive impression. Here are some of his highlights.
The Saracens cheating scandal has led to some of the harshest punishments handed down in British sporting history. Here’s how they tried to beat the system.
The Blitzboks defeated New Zealand to claim the World Sevens Series opener in Dubai, and will head into next week’s Cape Town leg brimming with confidence.
In his new autobiography, the English coach opens up about what went wrong, and why he felt some peace watching Siya lift the World Cup trophy.
If you want to learn about rugby, why would you go to the country that placed third at the Rugby World Cup? Anyway, off Stephen went.
The Springbok winger is finally a proper sporting superstar, although he’s been leaving defenders in his wake for years.
The Rugby World Cup may have come and gone, but if you’re looking to put a little pep in your step today then give these videos a watch.
Schoolboy rugby in South Africa is highly competitive, and the same is true for New Zealand. This series gives us a look inside the country’s most successful first XV over the past decade.
If you’ve seen Squidge Rugby’s superb analysis of the Rugby World Cup final, you’ll enjoy his look at how we pipped Wales in the semi-final.
There has been plenty written and said about what led the Springboks to victory, with some former players coming across as more than a little bitter.
The dust is still settling on the triumph, with the analyses of our success only now wrapping up, but it is worth turning one eye towards what comes next.
Scarra and Siya have known each other since they were 12, when they competed against one another at junior school level in the Eastern Cape. They’ve come a long way together.
Nine days after the fact and it’s still not any less satisfying to remember our World Cup final dismantling of the English. Let’s go deep and see why, and how, we came out on top.
Please enjoy this beluga whale near the South Pole who also wants in on the World Cup celebrations.
The Boks have started their trophy tour following their epic World Cup win and South Africans are riding that high and showing them love in the best possible ways.
Zapiro kept us waiting, but in the end, he delivered. Let’s see what his pen has to say about our boys in green and gold.
If ever our Springbok heroes wanted to cash in on social media, now is the time. Make it rain.
What’s a flight from Cape Town to London without getting a cheeky jibe or two in? Our air traffic controllers were on the money.
You can be certain that someone from Hollywood is going to take a stab at telling Siya Kolisi’s story, and our recent World Cup success, but who will play the various members of the matchday 23?
Some of our Springbok heroes touched down in Jozi yesterday after a long flight home, and Makazole Mapimpi may have been a touch jet-lagged.