All hail Bok history makers
MARK KEOHANE applauds the Springboks after a “fabulous day” for SA rugby Down Under, in what was also a testament to the depth that Rassie Erasmus continues to build.
Perth will provide Rassie with answers
History beckons for the Springboks Down Under on Saturday, yet Rassie Erasmus is using the occasion to measure rookies’ ability to handle pressure away from home, writes MARK KEOHANE.
Siya’s Bok champs make statement
The current Wallabies outfit are as mediocre as the back-to-back world champion Springboks are mighty, writes MARK KEOHANE.
Boks wary of Aussie ‘graveyard’
The very best Springboks in the professional era have arrived in Brisbane as rugby royalty and left buried and tagged on a rugby tombstone, writes MARK KEOHANE.
Currie Cup a ‘bridge for future Boks’
The Currie Cup has reinvented itself as a feeder competition that unites the best of South Africa’s young players with seasoned campaigners, writes MARK KEOHANE.
Dupont the greatest? Hold your GOATs!
Antoine Dupont will finish his career as one of the game’s most decorated players, but talk over a “GOAT” is pointless in a game as varied as rugby, writes DYLAN JACK.
Give Olympic sevens more star power
Rugby sevens needs more big-name fifteens players competing on the Olympic stage, writes SIMON BORCHARDT.
Rugby Champs rivals have to ‘rock’
Following lukewarm July Test performances, the Springboks, New Zealand, Australia and Argentina must make a statement in the highly-anticipated 2024 Rugby Championship, writes MARK KEOHANE.
Kolisi’s Boks second to McCaw’s maestros
Siya Kolisi’s Springboks can make an argument for being the best World Cup team, but the title of the greatest professional team goes to Richie McCaw’s mighty All Blacks, writes MARK KEOHANE.
Sacha on a ‘magical carpet ride’
Fans can expect more sensational Springboks like Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu to emerge under Rassie Erasmus, writes MARK KEOHANE.
