Talented 10s must grab their chances
The 2020 season will provide an opportunity for the likes of Curwin Bosch, Damian Willemse and Manie Libbok to strengthen SA rugby’s flyhalf stocks, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
Shout-out to Mbonambi
Unstoppable Pieter-Steph du Toit is surely a shoo-in for the SA Rugby Player of the Year award, but Bongi Mbonambi is desperately unlucky to miss out on a nomination in this category, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
Signs of life for Proteas
There is finally some good news for cricket fans to cheer about after a tumultuous few weeks for the game in South Africa. You may also like
Don’t forget about Ackermann
One of the first orders of business for Rassie Erasmus in his director of rugby capacity should be to lure Johan Ackermann into the Springbok coaching set-up, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
Bok success story is far from over
Rassie Erasmus’ team has given the world a reason to respect the Springboks once more, writes Jon Cardinelli in SA Rugby magazine. You may also like
A good start is essential for Bafana
Bafana Bafana coach Molefi Ntseki will be looking to build on the team’s showing at Afcon 2019 as qualification for the 2021 edition kicks off on Thursday. With Molefi still settling in, a fast start to their qualification campaign will be vital, writes DEAN WORKMAN. You may also like
Ambitious Boks continue to strike right balance
The public reaction to the World Cup victory as well as Rassie Erasmus’ insistence that it’s a springboard to greater things bode well for the sport in South Africa, writes Jon Cardinelli. You may also like
Analysis: Boks’ brains and brawn on defence
A Bok defence that relies on speed, aggression and courageous decision-making shattered the confidence of England’s previously fluent attack, writes Craig Lewis. You may also like
Sorry, Benni, football waits for no man
Rewind a year. Benni McCarthy had just lifted his first piece of silverware as a manager with Cape Town City, becoming the toast of South African football. Now, however, after a torrid run of results he finds himself jobless, proving that football waits for no man, writes DEAN WORKMAN. You may also like
Rassie’s World Cup plan pays off
The Springboks look set to reap the benefits of a long-term conditioning plan as well as a smart player management approach in the upcoming World Cup final, writes Jon Cardinelli in Yokohama. You may also like
