Rugby Australia boss apologises to World Rugby
Rugby Australia CEO Raelene Castle has sent an apology to World Rugby regarding the behaviour of former coach Michael Cheika and other members of the Wallabies camp during the World Cup in Japan.
Am: I could have scored
Springbok centre Lukhanyo Am has revealed why he opted against scoring and instead set Makazole Mapimpi up for a try in the World Cup final.
Watch: Hero’s welcome for Am
A joyful group of fans welcomed World Cup-winner Lukhanyo Am at East London airport on Friday, upon his arrival home after featuring for the Barbarians in recent weeks.
Bok captain to flip the switch
World Cup-winning captain Siya Kolisi will be given the honour of opening the festive season in Cape Town by turning on the famous Moet & Chandon Golden Tree at the V&A Waterfront.
Pumas wing Moyano joins Toulon
French Top 14 side Toulon have signed Argentina wing Ramiro Moyano until the end of the season.
Saints boss uncertain of Reinach’s future
Northampton Saints coach Chris Boyd admits he is not sure where Cobus Reinach will play next season after reports emerged that the Bok scrumhalf could seal a move to Montpellier.
Faf taunts England star
Scrumhalf Faf de Klerk has openly taunted Sale Sharks teammate Tom Curry about the Boks’ World Cup final win over England.
Rennie lands Wallabies top job
Dave Rennie has been appointed as the new Wallabies head coach on a three-and-a-half-year deal.
Top 10: Kolbe’s mad stepping skills
Watch a few of Cheslin Kolbe’s greatest moments for the Springboks, Blitzboks and Toulouse.
Wales’ injury crisis deepens
Wales prop Tomas Francis has been ruled out for up to four months due to the injury he sustained after a collision with Duane Vermeulen at the World Cup.
