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.
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It’s official: Sharks confirm Kolisi signing
The Sharks have announced the signing of World Cup-winning Springbok captain Siya Kolisi on a multi-year deal.
Coastal switch can bring out the best in Kolisi
Pieter-Steph du Toit and Sikhumbuzo Notshe offer timely examples of players who have benefited from carefully considered moves between local franchises, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Your say: Readers call for Am to retain Sharks captaincy
Over 70% of votes in an online poll went in favour of Lukhanyo Am retaining the Sharks captaincy even when Siya Kolisi makes the move to Durban.
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.
Watch: Brink’s first try in Premiership
Former Lions flank Cyle Brink featured prominently in the buildup before scoring the opening try for Leicester Tigers in Saturday’s clash with Quins at The Stoop.
Bulls scrumhalves: Learning from the master
Ivan van Zyl and Embrose Papier reaped the rewards of working with Vodacom Bulls consultant Fourie du Preez, writes SIMNIKIWE XABANISA in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
Feature: How SA teams are preparing for move north
The head coaches of the Lions, Sharks and Stormers as well as Bulls captain Duane Vermeulen look forward to a monumental year in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
Kolisi: I arrived as a boy, now depart as a man
Siya Kolisi has penned an open letter following his confirmed departure from WP Rugby, highlighting his gratitude, sharing his one ‘biggest regret’ and expressing excitement over new opportunities.
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.
