Faf: One moment will decide Yokohama showdown
Faf de Klerk expects a stroke of luck or a refereeing decision to separate the All Blacks and Springboks in the World Cup Pool B opener. JON CARDINELLI in Tokyo reports. You may also like
Dyantyi’s B-sample comes back positive
The South African Institute for Drug Free Sport has confirmed that Aphiwe Dyantyi’s B-sample has tested positive for banned substances. You may also like
Rassie trims Springbok squad
Curwin Bosch and Kwagga Smith are among the six players released from the Springbok squad to rejoin their Super Rugby franchises. You may also like
SA Rugby scraps Springbok eligibility rule
Rassie Erasmus will be allowed to select any overseas-based player for the Springboks this season. You may also like
Hougaard calls time on Springbok career
Springbok scrumhalf Francois Hougaard has retired from international rugby with immediate effect. You may also like
Whiteley named Springbok captain
Warren Whiteley will captain a 31-man Springbok squad that includes eight uncapped players for the three-Test series against France in June. You may also like
Bok Goosen facing legal action from French club
Racing 92 will “initiate several legal proceedings aimed at enforcing its rights and redressing the harm done to the club” by South Africa’s Johan Goosen. You may also like
English press talk heats up before big Test
What the English newspapers are saying ahead of the Test between England and South Africa at Twickenham on Saturday. You may also like
Springbok prop speaks of ‘paralysis’ fears
Springbok prop Julian Redelinghuys feared that he would be ‘paralysed from the waist down’ after fracturing his neck while in action for the Golden Lions. You may also like
Venter warns there’s no quick fix in sight for SA rugby
Brendan Venter, who will facilitate this week’s SA Rugby coaching indaba, has acknowledged that the decline in Springbok rugby has been devastating to witness and that there is ‘no quick fix for the problem’. You may also like
