Am back to lead Sharks against Bulls
Sharks captain Lukhanyo Am has returned to their starting lineup to lead the team in their Currie Cup clash with the Vodacom Bulls in Durban on Saturday. You may also like
Sharks lose Am for four weeks
The Sharks will be without injured captain Lukhanyo Am for their clash with the Cheetahs in Durban on Friday. You may also like
Kolisi, Am to lead Springbok Green and Gold teams
Siya Kolisi and Lukhanyo Am have been named as the respective captains of the Green and Gold teams for the Springbok Showdown. You may also like
Am well equipped to lead the Boks one day
Lukhanyo Am’s commitment to continue plying his trade in South Africa will only strengthen his case to be considered as a future Springbok captain, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
Sharks ‘relieved, happy’ to keep stars
Sharks CEO Eduard Coetzee says the retention of star players such as Lukhanyo Am and Makazole Mapimpi is testament to the culture being created at the Durban franchise, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
Am’s influential plays
In-form Lukhanyo Am will be a key danger man for the Sharks in Saturday’s clash against the Stormers at Kings Park, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
Am out for eight weeks
Lukhanyo Am will be available for the Springboks’ end-of-year tour despite fracturing his forearm in the win over the All Blacks in Wellington. CRAIG LEWIS reports. You may also like
Picking Am to blossom
Lukhanyo Am did not transfer his Super Rugby form to his Test starts against England, but the comfort of playing with his Sharks midfield partner Andre Esterhuizen could make for a very different Am in the Rugby Championship, writes JUANDRE JOUBERT. You may also like
Am, Gelant deserve Springboks chance
Changes to the backline would boost the Springboks in the short and long term, writes JON CARDINELLI in Cardiff. You may also like
Am is a Bok-to-be
Lukhanyo Am is desperately unlucky to have missed out on Springbok selection, but his time will surely come, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
