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Q&A Sessions: ‘I want to leave a legacy in Russian rugby’ — Vuyo Zangqa
Former rugby sevens player Vuyo Zangqa talks about taking the reins of the Narvskaya Zastava Rugby Club and growing the sport on snow-baked fields
Currie Cup caps a big turnaround
Saturday’s game will be a showpiece of young talent, which is likely to become the norm given the exodus of proven players chasing big money
Imagining rugby – beyond 2020
Vested interests must be put aside, and a new cross-border, global approach needs to be adopted.
Why axe fell on 1959 cricket tour
A collection of cricket artefacts in Fordsburg proves Frank Worrell’s nonracial credentials.
The man who unleashed the Lions
Having roared into the Currie Cup final, coach Ackermann must take the credit for turning a group of unsung players into winners.
Sithole: Sharks are gelling nicely ahead of Currie Cup semifinal
Sharks utility back S’bura Sithole says the team has every chance of toppling the Lions in Saturday’s semifinal.
Youth can reignite Eastern Cape rugby
With the seniors tumbling, the striplings may turn the tide of the provincial and national sides.
Sharks, Bulls face make-or-break clash
The two powerhouse teams have found themselves falling behind, and both need wins to have a fighting chance in the Currie Cup.
Sharks crowned Currie Cup champions
The Sharks won the 2013 Currie Cup after a clash with Western Province at Newlands on Saturday afternoon.
Currie Cup bean counters are the ultimate winners
WP and the Sharks have delivered the dream final for Currie Cup organisers, who appear only interested in short-term gain, writes Andy Capostagno.
‘Ideal’ Currie Cup may not be final
A knockout at this stage, which cannot be ruled out, would force a rethink of the structure of the competition — again.
Cheetahs add ‘versatile’ Nyakane to Currie Cup team
Free State Cheetahs coach Naka Drotske has included Springbok prop Trevor Nyakane for the team’s first Currie Cup home game against the Sharks.
Super 15 rugby trophy gets high-tech protection
The Super 15 rugby trophy has been marked with synthetic DNA which can be traced in 26 countries, it has been reported.
Lots to prove for patched up Boks
Despite some odd choices, Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer has chosen a squad that can win all three matches, writes Andy Capostagno.