Mohoje to make return from injury
The SA Rugby magazine team rounds up some of the interesting news snippets making headlines around the world.
Calder: Smartest team will win World Cup
Two-time World Cup-winner Sherylle Calder says that the speed of the contest in Japan will place new emphasis on space identification and decision-making. JON CARDINELLI reports.
‘Boks’ kicking game was intentional’
Rassie Erasmus says the Springboks intentionally played with less possession against Japan to prepare for their World Cup opener against the All Blacks.
‘Springboks must not be too smart’
All Blacks assistant coach Ian Foster has warned the Springboks of trying to play mind games ahead of their clash in the World Cup Pool B opener next Saturday.
In pictures: Boks’ coaching clinic in Japan
Check out some of the images from the Springboks’ coaching clinic in Kagoshima on Tuesday.
Saffas Abroad: World Cup edition
SARugbymag.co.za identifies the 14 South African-born players who will be appearing for other nations at the upcoming World Cup in Japan.
Watch: All Blacks on the haka
The All Blacks explain what performing the haka means to them and go inside the origins of the Maori ceremonial dance.
Sam Cane is a fearless campaigner
All Blacks flank Sam Cane never doubted he’d rebuild his broken body to take his shot at history this year, writes MARC HINTON.
Breaking down the Boks’ loose forwards
SARugbymag.co.za looks at the Springboks’ back-row options for the upcoming World Cup in Japan.
Seven games that will shape RWC
JON CARDINELLI takes a closer look at the seven big pool matches that will shape the World Cup quarter-final lineup in Japan.
