Top comebacks: Sithole stuns Aussies
In the first of a new series looking back on rugby’s most memorable comebacks, DYLAN JACK rewinds to the day when the Blitzboks beat Australia in the 2011 Edinburgh Sevens final.
Pollard’s injury presents flyhalf puzzle
Handre Pollard’s knee injury will place a spotlight on the Springboks’ flyhalf depth as they build towards the 2021 British & Irish Lions series, writes DYLAN JACK.
In-form European loosies can boost Boks
The form of the European-based South African loose forwards could provide a potential solution to Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber’s selection quandary, writes DYLAN JACK.
Rugby’s judiciary needs an overhaul
The process followed in Owen Farrell’s five-match suspension is another demonstration that rugby’s judiciary is in dire need of an overhaul, writes DYLAN JACK.
Lood, Etzebeth injuries add to Bok lock stock concerns
Injuries suffered by both Lood de Jager and Eben Etzebeth over the weekend could force Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber to blood a new second-row combination, writes DYLAN JACK.
Vermeulen putting hand up as Bok bolter
Jacques Vermeulen’s displays for would-be Premiership champions Exeter Chiefs should earn him a Springbok call-up later this year, writes DYLAN JACK.
Most underrated Boks: Aplon the Pocket Rocket
In the second part of a new series, DYLAN JACK identifies magician fullback Gio Aplon as one of the most underrated Springboks.
Snyman injury: Where does it leave the Boks?
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber will have to consider his second-row options after it was confirmed that RG Snyman will miss the Rugby Championship through injury, writes DYLAN JACK.
Lions series worth the cash
The announcement that ticket prices for next year’s British & Irish Lions tour will be tiered is exciting news for South African fans, writes DYLAN JACK.
Column: Gelant’s best is yet to come
Warrick Gelant’s progress with the Stormers is an exciting prospect after his refreshingly honest acknowledgement of where he stands as a player, writes DYLAN JACK.
