Jake disappointed with Nkosi
Vodacom Bulls director of rugby Jake White has given a damning assessment on Sbu Nkosi’s form, as well as the Springbok winger’s future at the Pretoria outfit.
Former Bok ‘broken’ after dad’s death
Lukas van Biljon has been left “devastated” after his father died from gunshot wounds following a raid on their farm that also saw the former Springbok hooker stabbed.
Injury shadows Havili’s World Cup hopes
All Blacks and Crusaders utility back David Havili has been sidelined with an injury that puts him in a race against time to prove his fitness and form in time for the 2023 Rugby World Cup. The 28-year-old limped off in the Crusaders’ 42-18 home win over the Waratahs on Saturday and has been ruled out of the remaining rounds… Read more →
Embattled London Irish get a reprieve
London Irish have been given a week’s extension until 6 June to pay all staff their full May wages or face being suspended from the English Premiership, it was announced.
All Blacks star joins French club
Two-time World Cup-winning lock Sam Whitelock has signed a two-year deal with Pau, where he will join his younger brother Luke after the World Cup, the club announced.
Former Bok wounded in farm attack
Former Springbok hooker Lukas van Biljon was reportedly stabbed and his father shot when six men attacked them on the family’s Free State farm.
Goosen steers Bulls to victory over Pumas
Flyhalf Johan Goosen scored 14 points as the Vodacom Bulls secured a vital Currie Cup victory over the Pumas at Mbombela Stadium on Saturday.
Libbok thrives where he belongs
The best decision Manie Libbok ever made was to join the Stormers where coach John Dobson has brought him back to his best through nurturing the flyhalf’s natural ability to make plays, writes MARK KEOHANE.
Boks: Siya ‘on track’ for World Cup
Rassie Erasmus and Jacques Nienaber have revealed that Siya Kolisi has been given “as much time as possible” to recover from knee surgery and lead the Springboks again.
Eddie upbeat on England return
Eddie Jones has no regrets over his England exit as he prepares to return to Twickenham for the first time since his sacking, leading the Barbarians against a World XV.
