Coetzee’s halfback headache

The majority of South Africa’s halfbacks are still no match for their New Zealand counterparts in the departments of decision-making and execution, writes JON CARDINELLI.

New breed rising

Lood de Jager hopes to reach great heights with the Cheetahs and Springboks this year, writes JON CARDINELLI.

Bank on Blues to beat Sharks

THE MONEY MAN expects the Blues to beat the Sharks comfortably in Auckland and the Reds to upset the Bulls at Loftus.

Coetzee to champion inclusivity

Allister Coetzee has the character and credentials to meet the transformation targets that will supersede anything faced by previous Bok coaches, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Kolisi’s at sixes and sevens

The sooner Siya Kolisi settles at openside flank, the better for the Springboks, writes JON CARDINELLI.

Lions get basics right

The Lions didn’t settle for second best in a crushing win against the Sharks, writes MARK KEOHANE in Business Day newspaper.

Boishaai still unbeaten

Paarl Boys’ extended their winning streak to 25 matches by beating Outeniqua 29-27, while there were also wins for Affies, Paul Roos and Grey College.

Overseas players benefit Boks

The question is not whether the Springboks need precious input from overseas-based stars, but how many is too many, writes JON CARDINELLI.

Super Rugby newbies not up for it

The Jaguares, Kings and Sunwolves have done little to justify their inclusion in the expanded Super Rugby competition, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Mvovo’s flying high

Lwazi Mvovo has added new dimensions to his game, writes CRAIG LEWIS.