Twitter tributes flood in for Ntunja

Tributes have come from far and wide after the news that leading commentator Kaunda Ntunja had passed away on Monday.

English writer slams NZR’s selfish ways

Daily Mail writer Chris Foy has taken aim at New Zealand Rugby’s ‘smug superiority complex’ as the Kiwis plan to do it their own way.

On the lighter side: Sharks boss wants Super trophy

CEO Eduard Coetzee has playfully asked if the Sharks should claim the Vodacom Super Rugby trophy as 2020 champions, with reports suggesting the competition is no more.

England could lose Tuilagi’s services

Manu Tuilagi’s lack of certainty at club level has thrown his international future into doubt with England’s governing body unwilling to change their stance on overseas-based players.

‘Miracle Man’ Fatialofa facing R2.2m medical bill

Former Worcestor Warriors lock Michael Fatialofa is facing another daunting challenge – a gargantuan medical bill – after making a miraculous recovery in a private hospital in England.

Carter finally gets Southbridge blazer

Better late than never might’ve been the saying of the day as All Blacks legend Dan Carter was rewarded with his boyhood club’s blazer after seven years.

The Times rank Joost, Du Preez among best 9s

Fourie du Preez and Joost van der Westhuizen have earned the praise of two leading British journalists tasked with naming the best-ever scrumhalves.

Herschelle Gibbs ‘an absolute genius’

Legendary Bishops coach Basil Bey reflects on the talent of Herschelle Gibbs, an uncoachable talent on both the cricket and rugby fields.

Grobler’s unique lockdown life explained

Gerbrandt Grobler caught the second-last flight out from the UK in March and has spent lockdown on his farm in Limpopo defending his land.

Dobson: Confident everyone is staying

Stormers head coach John Dobson is not expecting the franchise to lose squad members despite the strong links suggesting Pieter-Steph du Toit is highly sought after by overseas clubs, writes CRAIG LEWIS.