Chiefs thump Sunwolves in Tokyo
The Chiefs maintained their unbeaten start to the Vodacom Super Rugby season when they comprehensively beat the Sunwolves 43-17 in Tokyo on Saturday morning, writes ANDRE HUISAMEN. You may also like
Sunwolves stun shoddy Rebels
Garth April scored 16 points to help the Sunwolves produce a surprise result and beat the Rebels 36-27 in Fukuoka on Saturday. DYLAN JACK reports. You may also like
Koroibete double sinks Sunwolves
Marika Koroibete scored a brace as the Rebels claimed an important 52-7 bonus-point win against the Sunwolves in Tokyo on Saturday. You may also like
Hurricanes blitz sinks Sunwolves
The Hurricanes scored three second-half tries to claim a come-from-behind 29-23 victory over the Sunwolves in Tokyo on Friday. DYLAN JACK reports. You may also like
Sunwolves, Masirewa stun Waratahs
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Super Rugby preview (Round 7, Part 1)
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White: Sunwolves concept was flawed
Former Springbok coach Jake White has lauded Sanzaar’s decision to return to a 14-team Vodacom Super Rugby tournament. You may also like
Lions overpower Sunwolves
Malcolm Marx scored two tries as the Lions muscled their way to a 37-24 bonus-point win against the Sunwolves in Singapore on Saturday. JON CARDINELLI reports. You may also like
Preview: Super Rugby (Round 6, Part 2)
CRAIG LEWIS looks ahead to the final three Vodacom Super Rugby matches in round six, including the clashes involving the Vodacom Bulls and Sharks. You may also like
It’s official: Sunwolves to be axed
Sanzaar has confirmed that Vodacom Super Rugby will return to a 14-team, round-robin format in 2021. You may also like
