Though the Blitzboks didn’t race to Cup glory, the 2018 Cape Town Sevens leg of the World Rugby Sevens Series was a blast for everyone that attended. READ MORE
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We’ll play to win – Zondagh
The Bulls have spent recent seasons trying to shake their reputation for playing smashmouth rugby, but Alan Zondagh says the focus will be on results in 2019, not style points. READ MORE
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Why did Matfield get cold feet?
Victor Matfield knew the risks of coaching rugby in South Africa long before applying for the Bulls job, so what made him change his mind? READ MORE
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Top 14 plans to hurt Boks?
French rugby’s plans for the Top 14 to checkmate Europe could take more pieces off the board for South Africa. READ MORE
Blitzboks stumble out of the blocks
The Blitzboks are off to their slowest start in six seasons after being consigned to third place at the Cape Town Sevens tournament on Sunday. READ MORE
Raining tries in Cape Town
When USA speedster, Carlin Isles, crossed the line in injury time of the Cup Final, he scored the 297th try of the weekend, 10 more than last year, equating to 6.6 tries per match, or one try every 127 seconds. READ MORE
Blitzboks regroup for playoffs
The Blitzboks had to shake off a heart-breaking loss against New Zealand to prepare for a tricky run at the Cup that begins against Scotland in Sunday’s quarter-final. READ MORE
Only Malcolm hit the Marx
There was room for just one Springbok in the 2018 Rugby World Magazine Team of the Year selected by a global panel of rugby writers. READ MORE
Blitzboks must man up – Branco
Veteran playmaker Branco du Preez has challenged the Blitzboks to step up and deliver dominant hits against New Zealand at the Cape Town Sevens on Saturday. READ MORE