Competitive action crucial for Bok players
Approval for the Rugby Championship to go ahead has heightened the importance of SA Rugby successfully kick-starting a revised domestic competition, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
No Test rugby in SA in 2020
SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux has confirmed that the country will not be hosting any Test rugby this year and that the only possible internationals will be in New Zealand. You may also like
Powerhouse publishing firm lands Kolisi book deal
A book on the life of World Cup-winning Springbok captain Siya Kolisi will be published next year. You may also like
Sanzaar positive over Rugby Championship
Sanzaar is still optimistic that it will be able to deliver the 2020 Rugby Championship later this year amid the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. You may also like
Ackermann eyes England qualification
Johan Ackermann says his son Ruan is set to stay with Gloucester to keep his options open about the possibility of representing England at Test level in the future. You may also like
Brits to captain Boks at No 8
Schalk Brits will captain a Springbok team that features 13 changes for their second World Cup match against Namibia in Toyota City on Saturday. You may also like
Boks unchanged for World Cup opener
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has named an unchanged match-day 23 for their World Cup clash with the All Blacks in Yokohama on Saturday. You may also like
All Blacks slip, Boks rise in rankings
There were four positional changes in the top five of the World Rugby rankings following the final round of World Cup warm-up fixtures this weekend. You may also like
Wales unseat All Blacks, Boks rise
Wales have officially overtaken New Zealand as the No 1-ranked team in the world, while the Springboks climbed to fourth. You may also like
Wales leapfrog Ireland in rankings
Wales have climbed up to second in the World Rugby rankings after beating Ireland 25-7 in Cardiff. You may also like
