Springbok Rugby
latest news & developmentsSiya Kolisi to miss Twickenham Test as weakened Springboks face Wales
After Wales, South Africa host Ireland, the only team to beat them at the 2023 World Cup
Eastern Cape stars lost in white space
World Cup-winners Siyamthanda Kolisi and Mzwandile Stick are both incredible men with stories that start in Port Elizabeth townships
Boks braced for ‘slippery’ Wales in World Cup semifinal
South Africa hasn’t reached the World Cup final since lifting the Webb Ellis Cup in 2007
Cake and politics: On rugby quotas and the World Cup
The Rugby Championship, the World Cup, and Springbok politics in South Africa
Rassie confirms: ‘I won’t coach beyond 2019’
The Boks finished the year with a 50% win record
Sport Audit 2018: How South Africa’s national rugby teams have performed
If our national teams are adverts of who we are then it’s little wonder we are so quick to hold them to account. So let’s do just that.
Transformation strays into touch
The Springbok XV is all but set for the World Cup but it doesn’t reflect South Africa’s demographics
England snap losing streak
Having led 6-3 at half-time, England fell a point behind in the second half before captain Farrell and winger May took the game away from the Boks
United SA behind Boks once again
The country came together to back the rugby team
Editorial: Rugby exposes SA’s resistance to transformation
‘In many ways, rugby can be seen as symbolic of the pitfalls bedevilling the best-intentioned attempts at nation-building’
Saru ethics take glint off Rassie hire
The new Bok coach’s six-year contract and close bond with his bosses have some crying ‘jobs for pals’
Imagining rugby – beyond 2020
Vested interests must be put aside, and a new cross-border, global approach needs to be adopted.
Joost van der Westhuizen: A mixture of mischief and instinct
The maverick scrumhalf is not only an example of how to play a bigger game but how he dealt with adversity is also a lesson to all of us
Boks won’t win but can show spark
The mighty All Blacks are almost unbeatable, but Allister Coetzee can at least start correcting his muddled thinking.
Instead of fiddling, Coetzee has a perfect opportunity to perfect the team
Coetzee has a perfect opportunity to get the team into shape.