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Ashfak Mohamed: Habana should be next Bok captain

9 years ago by iol.co.za

Allister Coetzee insists that out-of-form Adriaan Strauss is the right man to captain the Springboks, but Brian Habana seems a much better prospect.

De Jongh happy to contribute anywhere

9 years ago by iol.co.za

It makes no difference whether he starts, plays off the bench or is simply a member of the squad - Juan de Jongh just wants to be a Springbok.

10 best players from WP v Sharks clash

9 years ago by iol.co.za

Western Province beat the Sharks in an entertaining match at Newlands on Saturday. We select the 10 best players from the game.

Monday Afternoon Round Up

1 decade ago by Ultimate Rugby

Jack Nowell's injury update   Exeter Chiefs head coach Rob Baxter had positive things to say regarding Nowell's road to recovery:   "Jack traditionally comes back very well from his injury...

Mackenzie resigns as KwaZulu-Natal Rugby Union president.

1 decade ago by Natal Sharks

Graham Mackenzie resigned as KwaZulu-Natal Rugby Union president at a council meeting on Friday. He will be replaced by current vice-president Francois Louis.   'I’ve served the KZNRU...

Sevens, overseas stars join Bok camp

1 decade ago by iol.co.za

They grabbed bronze at the Rio Olympics. Now Juan de Jongh and Francois Hougaard will look to conquer the world champion All Blacks in the Rugby Championship.

Sharks must kick ass by kicking less: coach

1 decade ago by iol.co.za

Sharks coach Robert du Preez hopes to whip his charges back into attack mode ahead of their Bulls Currie Cup showdown.

Lions make fast (8.5sec!) start to Cup defence

1 decade ago by iol.co.za

The Lions have started their defence of the Currie Cup title with an emphatic victory over the Pumas.

Bok blow as Vermeulen suffers knee injury

1 decade ago by iol.co.za

Duane Vermeulen has suffered a knee injury and has been withdrawn from the Springbok squad for their Rugby Championship opener.

Mackenzie quits KZN Rugby Union

1 decade ago by iol.co.za

Just weeks after John Smit quit, KZN Rugby Union president Graham Mackenzie announced that he was stepping down.