A lacklustre Springbok display over the weekend meant that Rassie’s chargers finish their end-of-year tour on a low note. Should we crunch some numbers?
With half an hour on the clock in Saturday’s battle against the Scots, skipper Siya Kolisi channelled his inner Bakkies and let fly with a headbutt.
Most South African rugby fans are still fuming over this weekend’s defeat to the Poms. So is Rassie, and he’s making his point in training.
In the dying seconds of Saturday’s test match at Twickenham, Andre Esterhuizen was flattened by Owen Farrell. Arms or no arms – that is the question.
This year’s Craven Week tournament was a reminder of the wealth of talent we have in this country. It was also a reminder of how a “win at all costs” approach can backfire.
We now know the four contenders for the International Rugby Players (IRP) Try of the Year 2018. Of course, Beauden Barrett features.
Today we feature a superb try from SA’s Gold Cup competition, and two massive hits coming out North America.
According to his 2007 World Cup assistant coach Eddie Jones, Jake White was almost sacked before the tournament. It was a mysterious fax that saved his bacon.
Eben’s Instagram account features the usual stuff – rugby, mates, braaing and more. His latest post is definitely a goodie, though.
Live TV is fraught with danger, and there are countless examples of people slipping up. Looks like Victor Matfield has just joined them.
If you’re still recovering from the Springboks dramatic loss to the All Blacks, you’re not alone. Rather than unpack that defeat, let’s focus on the ‘Lounger Guy’.
This weekend’s showdown between the u19 teams from Western Province and Eastern Province saw two players red-carded for fighting.
Nowadays, it seems like our national rugby players are groomed for greatness from a young age. Aphiwe Dyantyi certainly bucks that trend.
The All Blacks aren’t used to losing at home, which is what makes our Rugby Championship win all the sweeter. Here’s what their changing room looked like after the whistle.
Springbok fans let out a collective cry of joy at the final whistle on Saturday. I’m sure yours was fun, but there’s no way you can rival the oom.
In a sensational result that shook up the rugby world, the Springboks pipped the All Blacks on their home turf. Best you check out these videos to cure the Monday blues.
As we gear up for a walloping by the All Blacks, World Rugby’s vice-chairman has some serious words of warning about the future of the sport.
The Ozzies were put to the sword by a superb All Blacks outfit this past weekend. That didn’t stop this guy from enjoying his day out.
WP Rugby president, Thelo Wakefield, has hit back at the former Springbok captain for criticising the union’s top dogs. Read his response here.
After having been forced into retirement back in 2015, former Bulls prop Morne Mellett is bringing a rather hefty lawsuit to the table.
It’s no secret that Beauden Barrett and Damian McKenzie possess phenomenal skills and pace, and over the weekend the duo was showing off.
The World Cup drama grabbed most of the sporting headlines over the weekend, but if intercept tries are your thing then here’s an effort you’ll want to see.
In what has widely been reported as the final test match at Newlands, our Impi warriors had a rather inauspicious start to Saturday’s proceedings.
Junior Bok hooker Tiaan van der Merwe has copped a six-week ban for chirping an England opponent, and he threw in a gesture for good measure.
Grey College continue to churn out Springboks and, at present, they have 46 former pupils who have donned the green and gold. The BBC had a look around.
Western Province Rugby’s financial woes have been in the news for a while now, but this week the screws have really tightened.
The prop will rack up 100 test matches for the Bokke on Saturday, but his road to the milestone hasn’t been smooth sailing.
Ban for Sevens racism. CT’s first desalination plant opens. ANC moving forward with land expropriation. Steinhoff’s Tekkie Town nightmare continues. Official Royal Wedding portraits. Fortune 500 list. Arsenal’s new manager. Ozzie backpacker deaths. Suits star fat-shames.
Every South African rugby fan dreams of playing for the Boks, but if you think you’ve got what it takes a little reality check might be in order.
Bryan Habana announced his retirement earlier this afternoon, bringing down the curtain on what has been quite an extraordinary career.