Saffas Abroad: Trokkie trucks on, Kolbe delivers
Juarno Augustus and Cheslin Kolbe were among the South Africans to catch the eye as the club season and knockout cup action nears the business end in Europe and Japan.
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Juarno Augustus and Cheslin Kolbe were among the South Africans to catch the eye as the club season and knockout cup action nears the business end in Europe and Japan.
Steve Hansen is wary about opening the national selection door to New Zealanders playing abroad, yet the former All Blacks boss says the debate is no longer black and white.
The SA Cup playoffs race is set for a dramatic finish, with six teams still in contention heading into the final round after a weekend of high-scoring, high-stakes action.
From his bone-rattling carries and slick passing, to a close-range try, relive No 8 Juarno Augustus’ Man of the Match heroics from Ulster’s EPCR Challenge Cup semi-final win.
Head coach Richie Murphy says Ulster are ready for a “difficult” Vodacom URC duel with the Stormers in Belfast on Friday, following an emphatic European cup win.
Johann van Graan has called for greater consistency in the use of TMO footage after Bath’s Investec Champions Cup dream was ended by Bordeaux-Bègles.
The Lions have shown that squad stability can outweigh Springbok star power, writes SIMON BORCHARDT.
Head coach Kevin Foote was delighted following the Junior Springboks’ 56-17 drubbing of Australia to wrap up the U20 Rugby Championship title with a game to spare.
Log-leaders Stormers and third-placed Lions will travel abroad, while the Vodacom Bulls bunker down at Loftus when the URC playoffs race resumes in round 17 this week.
Defending champs Bordeaux-Bègles booked their spot in the Investec Champions Cup final after a thrilling win against Bath at the Stade Atlantique Bordeaux Métropole on Sunday.