SA Rugby shouldn’t rush to leave Sanzaar alliance
SA Rugby should carefully consider whether a move to the northern hemisphere is worth potentially losing regular fixtures against New Zealand teams, writes DYLAN JACK.
Light at the end of the tunnel
The go-ahead from South Africa’s sports ministry for rugby teams to return to training will come as a welcome relief and sign of hope for players and coaches, writes DYLAN JACK.
Stormers, Sharks left to ponder after Simelane decision
The Stormers and Sharks will have consider their midfield options after Wandisile Simelane’s decision to commit to the Lions, writes DYLAN JACK.
Gelant gone: Who can step up at the Bulls?
Following Warrick Gelant’s departure to Western Province, DYLAN JACK looks at who could fill the gap left by the Springbok fullback at the Vodacom Bulls.
Think twice on schoolboys issue
Schools should carefully consider the long-term impact of allowing Grade 12 rugby players to repeat matric for purely rugby reasons, writes DYLAN JACK.
Lions tour offers much-needed future attraction
The sudden halt in the rugby calendar has served to enhance the status of the 2021 British & Irish Lions tour to South Africa, writes DYLAN JACK.
Part 1: SA rugby’s stars of the future
In the first of a two-part series from SA Rugby magazine, we pinpoint some of the rising stars who could have featured at this year’s U20 World Championship.
Future of Springbok rugby (outside backs)
In the first instalment of a new series, DYLAN JACK looks at players aged 23 and younger with the potential to provide the spine of a future Springbok side.
Where are they now: 2009 Emerging Springboks (Subs)
In the third and final piece of a series, DYLAN JACK rewinds to 2009 British & Irish Lions tour and looks at where those Emerging Springboks are now.
Schools must see cancellations as an opportunity
Schoolboy rugby stakeholders need to use the unexpected gap in the year’s playing calendar to come together and erase the blights on the game, writes DYLAN JACK.
