Botha signs for Munster
Former Springbok and Bulls flank Arno Botha has signed a one-year deal with Irish club Munster.
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Former Springbok and Bulls flank Arno Botha has signed a one-year deal with Irish club Munster.
The Springboks can be expected to have a new vigour for the physicality of the game under the guidance of coach Rassie Erasmus, writes OMAR MOUNEIMNE.
South Africa’s six franchises could have been part of the Champions Cup extravaganza if not for a flawed decision to stick with Sanzaar in 2014, writes JON CARDINELLI.
The Lions suffered a third successive defeat overseas as the Highlanders claimed a deserved 39-27 victory in Dunedin on Saturday. CRAIG LEWIS reports.
Sharks centre André Esterhuizen has credited a stint in Japan as a key factor to his impressive form this season, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
It’s important for franchises to have a coaching succession plan, writes JOHN PLUMTREE.
Super Rugby may be dying but the north-south rivalry between the Bulls and Stormers is alive and well, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Craig Lewis makes his predictions for this weekend’s Super Rugby matches involving South African teams.
Jake White says rugby union needs a player draft system in order for South African Super Rugby franchises to catch up to their New Zealand counterparts. The 2007 World Cup-winning coach believes SA Rugby must embrace professionalism and implement an annual draft that would allow top players to be shared among the Super Rugby franchises. ‘The NFL has marketed the… Read more →
Paarl Boys' beat Affies 19-14, while there were also wins for Grey College, Paarl Gim, Paul Roos, Glenwood, Oakdale, Stellenberg and Boland Landbou on day three of the Wildeklawer festival in Kimberley. DYLAN JACK reports. In an end-to-end clash, Boishaai were made to work hard to extend their unbeaten run against South African teams, as they went 14-5 behind against… Read more →