Game-reading Am a Space Invader
Sharks and Springbok centre Lukhanyo Am sees the game differently, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Who will be Boks’ third-choice hooker?
While Schalk Brits looks set to go to the World Cup with the Springboks, Bismarck du Plessis and Akker van der Merwe remain in the running. CRAIG LEWIS reports.
Where are SA rugby’s black coaches?
Too few black coaches have been utilised and developed at Super Rugby and national levels over the past five years. JON CARDINELLI investigates why the franchises have failed to meet the targets.
SA rugby’s privatisation puzzle
In a challenging economic climate, privatisation in South African rugby has been touted as a possible means to add much-needed financial stability and professionalism to the game, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
How playing politics hurt WP rugby
Rugby has been the casualty in the battle between Western Province’s professional and amateur arms, writes GAVIN RICH.
SA’s top schools must transform
South Africa’s top rugby schools need to produce more black talent, writes DYLAN JACK.
Pietersen’s leading the Legion
Joe Pietersen chats to SIMON BORCHARDT about his successful San Diego stint, the growth of Major League Rugby and his role in rhino conservation.
‘I want to be a billionaire’
Francois Hougaard talks to RYAN VREDE about being a man-child, building a business empire, getting tattoos removed and buying a Lamborghini.
Jantjies seeks consistency
A rare break from rugby in the off-season may allow Elton Jantjies to realise his potential in the lead-up to the 2019 World Cup, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Rugby’s concussion concern
Pat Lambie’s shock retirement has brought the subject of concussion-related injuries starkly into the spotlight, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
