Eddie’s Brave Blossoms wilt

Joji Nasova crossed twice as Fiji clinched back-to-back Pacific Nations Cup titles with a hard-fought victory over Japan in Salt Lake City on Sunday.

Red Bulls pick up Pumas star

The Newcastle Red Bulls have added another South African to their ranks.

Van Graan’s flyhalf fiasco

Johann van Graan could be forced into a major reshuffle as Bath prepare to launch their Premiership title defence without their frontline flyhalves.

Jaminet eager to make amends

Toulon fullback Melvyn Jaminet says he is determined to fight his way back into the French Test side after serving a 34-week suspension for posting a racist video.

Bergh sticks to winning formula

Griquas coach Pieter Bergh has made just one injury-enforced change for Saturday’s Currie Cup final against the Lions at Ellis Park.

O’Connor answers Wallabies’ SOS

James O’Connor will have to wait a little bit longer to make his English Premiership debut for the Leicester Tigers.

Bok legend: Warren Whiteley

With one of the highest work rates in South African rugby, Warren Whiteley soon emerged as an important player and strong leader in the Springbok squad.

SA women’s rugby to get pro competition

SA Rugby CEO Riaan Oberholzer has confirmed that South Africa will launch its first professional women’s domestic competition in 2026.

Injury blows as Rassie backs core group

Rassie Erasmus has retained the bulk of the squad that claimed a famous win over the All Blacks in Wellington, naming 33 players for the final two Tests against Argentina.

Star All Blacks scrummie makes comeback

Scott Robertson’s injury crisis at scrumhalf appears to have eased somewhat, with his first-choice No 9 making his comeback this weekend.