Bulls hooker Adriaan Strauss is new Bok captain
Adriaan Strauss will become the 57th Springbok captain after the Vodacom Bulls hooker was named to lead South Africa in the Castle Lager Incoming Series against Ireland.
Bismarck du Plessis
Steyn, Du Plessis out of England series, while Baby Boks prepare for crucial French clash
Hooker Bismarck du Plessis and centre Frans Steyn have been withdrawn from the Springbok group because of injury.
Former All Black great Sean Fitzpatrick’s views on the Super Rugby Final
Sean Fitzpatrick spoke exclusively to Sport24 about Saturday’s Super Rugby final between the Lions and the Crusaders at Ellis Park, as well as the row over referee Jaco Peyper’s appointment.
Too many “passengers” in the Springbok team?
You might say a shiny locomotive has been attached, in the form of Warren Whiteley, and certain gratifying, sleek new carriages added as well. But Allister Coetzee’s first Springbok train of 2017 also carries a few too many conspicuous “passengers”.
Warren Whiteley captains the Springbok squad to face France
Springbok coach Allister Coetzee on Tuesday named a 31-man squad for a three-Test series against France in June.
When Strauss goes…who fills the gap?
On Saturday, Adriaan Strauss’s men might not be facing the prospect of a seventh successive Test defeat, but their prospects of a win look almost as bleak.
Teichmann takes the job that’s “not for sissies” – confirmed as Sharks CEO
In an exclusive interview with Sport24, Gary Teichmann discusses the Sharks’ leaky defence, poor crowd attendance and the clash with the Hurricanes on Saturday.
Scarra – so near but still so far from Bok colours
The say that good things come to those who wait, and right now it looks like Scarra Ntubeni could be waiting a long, long time for that Springbok cap.
O’Sullivan: Coetzee’s Springboks all about rugby, less about racism & politics
Allister Coetzee put aside any loyalties, made no promises, owed no favours and simply picked a team based on current form, says David O’Sullivan.
Sharks to stay controlled, not likely to go into frenzy
WELLINGTON (Reuters) – The ACT Brumbies have abandoned his conservative game plan but Jake White’s Sharks’ side won’t when they face the Canterbury Crusaders in their Super Rugby semi-final on Saturday. The 2007 World Cup-winning coach left the Brumbies last year after guiding them to the Super Rugby final and the Canberra-based side initially adopted … Read more