Western Province coach Labeeb Levy says Riley Norton’s remarkable work rate could be one of their weapons in Friday night’s Currie Cup basement battle against the Sharks in Durban. ALSO:

Handré Pollard’s unmatched World Cup record makes him South Africa’s greatest flyhalf and the foundation for confidence in a Springbok victory against the Wallabies on Saturday, writes MARK KEOHANE. Writing

Hooker Codie Taylor will become the 14th All Black to play 100 Tests, while there’s a new face at the back of the scrum for Saturday’s match against Argentina in

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The Springboks can regain the No 1 world ranking just seven days after losing it. Rassie Erasmus’ men dropped from first to third after last weekend’s shock 38-22 loss to

Western Province have received a timely boost ahead of Friday night’s Currie Cup basement battle against the Sharks at Kings Park. Paul de Villiers – who was one of the

The Springboks held an open training session in Belhar with fans flocking to see their heroes in the flesh. The post Watch: 5,000 fans watch Boks train appeared first on

The Wallabies will be without inspirational No 8 and skipper Harry Wilson for Saturday’s Rugby Championship rematch against the Springboks in Cape Town, after he appeared to hurt himself while

Junior Springbok captain Riley Norton has been included in the Stormers squad for the Vodacom United Rugby Championship which kicks off next month. Norton made his senior debut for Western

Wallabies great Will Genia has officially announced his retirement, closing the book on a remarkable 20-year career that saw him become one of Australia’s most influential scrumhalves. The 37-year-old played