Sharks welcome back captain Am
Lukhanyo Am will resume his captaincy of the Sharks after an enforced break when they take on the Reds in Brisbane on Saturday. You may also like
Oosthuizen joins Sale Sharks
Coenie Oosthuizen will join the growing South African contingent at the Sale Sharks at the end of the Vodacom Super Rugby season. You may also like
Stander at 10, Willemse 12 for WP
Josh Stander will start at flyhalf for Western Province against the Sharks in the Currie Cup final at Newlands on Saturday. You may also like
Five key battles at Newlands
JON CARDINELLI looks at the key match-ups that will shape the outcome of the Currie Cup final at Newlands this Saturday. You may also like
Du Preez: Sharks need All Blacks’ discipline
Sharks coach Robert du Preez says discipline will be a decisive factor during Saturday’s Currie Cup final at Newlands. You may also like
Bosch at fullback for Sharks
Curwin Bosch has reverted to fullback in one of four changes to the Sharks’ starting XV for their Currie Cup semi-final against the Golden Lions in Durban on Saturday. You may also like
No shame in Lions defeat
The Lions’ heavy defeat to the Crusaders in the Super Rugby final indirectly added further perspective to the Sharks’ historic 2014 win in Christchurch, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
Zas swaps Stormers for Sharks
The Sharks have announced the signing of wing Leolin Zas ahead of the 2018 Super Rugby season. You may also like
Currie Cup final preview
Saturday’s Currie Cup decider between the Sharks and Western Province at Kings Park has all the makings of another classic final, writes CRAIG LEWIS in Durban. You may also like
Du Toit relishing ‘personal’ duel
Powerful Sharks prop Thomas du Toit says he is looking forward to renewing his ‘friendly’ rivalry with opposite number Wilco Louw in this Saturday’s final at Kings Park, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
