Preview: Wales vs Boks
The Boks’ management of the high ball as well as the performance of the bench will be decisive in the season finale against Wales on Saturday, writes JON CARDINELLI. You may also like
Mallett slams Boks’ poor season
Former coach Nick Mallett says the Boks simply cannot get any worse than they were in 2016. You may also like
Three things that may help revive SA rugby in 2017
After a turbulent 2016 season for South African and Springbok rugby, CRAIG LEWIS looks at three enforceable actions that would be good to see in the new year. You may also like
Coetzee’s Bok coaching structures set for shake-up
SA Rugby meetings and a season-review process scheduled to take place within the next fortnight are likely to result in another shake-up to the Springboks’ coaching staff headed up by Allister Coetzee, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
Whiteley could fulfil Bok captaincy role – Gary Gold
Former Springbok assistant coach Gary Gold believes Warren Whiteley would make a very good national captain. You may also like
Coetzee concedes mistakes but won’t walk away
Allister Coetzee has reiterated that he will not walk away from the Bok coaching job, but has conceded that he made mistakes during his first year at the helm. You may also like
Battered Boks slide to sixth in world rankings
South Africa will finish the 2016 season in sixth position in the World Rugby rankings after suffering eight defeats in 12 Tests this year. You may also like
Strauss will speak out on SA rugby issues … when it’s time
Outgoing Springbok captain Adriaan Strauss says he will be ‘ruthless with the truth’ when the time comes to speak out about the issues facing South African rugby. You may also like
Springboks’ ‘annus horribilis’ ends with defeat to Wales
Allister Coetzee’s Springboks went down 27-13 to Wales in Cardiff on Saturday and ended their 2016 season with the worst South African win record in the professional era. JON CARDINELLI reports. You may also like
De Villiers: Boks must start thinking out of the box
Former captain Jean de Villiers says some Boks are so obsessed with a set game plan that they shy away from making different decisions on the field. You may also like
