De Jager bombshell for Bulls
Bulls lock Lood de Jager will miss the rest of the Vodacom Super Rugby season because of a shoulder injury, but could still go to the World Cup with the Springboks.
World League set for approval
A new World League, which will see 12 nations play each other in a calendar year from 2020, is set to be signed off in March.
White welcomes new contracting system
Jake White has applauded SA Rugby’s decision to scrap its 30-Test cap eligibility rule for overseas-based players and enforce Regulation 9.
Contracting model shakes up status quo
SA Rugby’s new contracting model signifies some proactive steps to combat the ever-challenging financial climate affecting the game, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
SA contracting model gets green light
SA Rugby has announced that dozens of home-based players will be taken into Springbok succession planning in 2020 as part of a ‘radical’ new contracting strategy.
Watch: Smit interview at Captains Dinner
CRAIG LEWIS chats to 2007 World Cup-winning Springbok captain John Smit at The Captains Dinner in Stellenbosch.
‘Boks can be World Cup contenders’
Former World Cup-winning captain John Smit says the Boks proved in 2018 that they have the ability to beat top teams such as the All Blacks, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Door ajar for World Cup bolters
Rassie Erasmus has sent a clear message to the Vodacom Super Rugby coaches and players regarding World Cup selection. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Watch: Lambie’s Carte Blanche interview
Pat Lambie talks to Carte Blanche about the disappointment and relief he felt after his retirement due to concussion.
SA Rugby to meet HRC
SA Rugby will meet with the Human Rights Commission after an alleged racial incident took place before the Rugby Championship match between the Springboks and All Blacks at Loftus Versfeld last year.
