Poite, Berry to referee Bok Tests
Romain Poite, Nic Berry and Paul Williams will referee the Springboks’ matches in the shortened Rugby Championship this year. You may also like
Montpellier make a play for Pollard
Montpellier owner Mohad Altrad has suggested that Vodacom Bulls and Bok flyhalf Handré Pollard has ‘agreed in principle’ to join the French club after the World Cup. You may also like
Europe offers Springbok solutions at 9, 12
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus must explore a couple of scrumhalf and inside centre options based in Europe before settling on his final World Cup squad, writes JON CARDINELLI. You may also like
Bok trio set for Japan move
Centres Damian de Allende and Jesse Kriel and lock Jason Jenkins are set to sign lucrative deals to play in Japan after the World Cup. You may also like
Rugby Championship schedule confirmed
Sanzaar has confirmed the abbreviated six-match schedule for this year’s Rugby Championship, which will see the Springboks play just one match at home. You may also like
Rassie: 80% of World Cup squad picked
While the majority of the Springbok World Cup squad has already been selected, injuries and form may force Rassie Erasmus’ hand in the lead-up to the tournament in Japan. JON CARDINELLI reports. You may also like
De Jager bombshell for Bulls
Bulls lock Lood de Jager will miss the rest of the Vodacom Super Rugby season because of a shoulder injury, but could still go to the World Cup with the Springboks. You may also like
‘Boks unlikely to pick three white No 9s’
Northampton Saints coach Chris Boyd says Cobus Reinach’s skin colour will count against him when it comes to Springbok selection. You may also like
Halfback hopefuls must embrace pressure
The game management of South Africa’s premier scrumhalves and flyhalves must improve in the lead-up to the World Cup, writes JON CARDINELLI. You may also like
Du Toit thriving in ‘favourite’ position
Pieter-Steph du Toit is thrilled to have claimed the SA Rugby Player of the Year award while playing regularly at blindside flank. JON CARDINELLI reports. You may also like
