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The Vodacom Bulls have sacked assistant coaches Chris Rossouw and Andries Bekker. This follows a run of five consecutive defeats under head coach Johan Ackermann, who took over from Jake White in July, the most recent defeat to the Sharks in Durban. Rossouw was responsible for the Bulls backs, while Bekker oversaw the forwards. Both […]

Siya Kolisi has explained why he’s leaving the Sharks for a second time. Kolisi began his professional career with the Stormers before joining the Sharks in 2021. After asking to be released from his contract, the Springbok captain moved to Racing 92 following the 2023 World Cup. His stint in France proved unsuccessful, with the

Munster have been given a boost ahead of Saturday night’s Vodacom URC clash with Leinster at Thomond Park. All of their Irish internationals are fit and available, including captain Tadhg Beirne and scrumhalf Craig Casey, who were rested for last weekend’s victory over the Ospreys. Calvin Nash (shoulder) and Fineen Wycherley (hand) have both returned

Stormers director of rugby John Dobson says Siya Kolisi will add value to the squad in ways that no other player can when he returns to Cape Town next year. Kolisi is set to rejoin the Stormers from the Sharks in July 2026, and while his on-field qualities are well known, Dobson believes his greatest

Springbok captain Siya Kolisi is set to cut short his stay with the Sharks and head back to Cape Town. According News24, Kolisi has agreed to rejoin the Stormers at the end of the current Vodacom URC season. The Sharks initially insisted the 34-year-old honour his contract in Durban, but finally relented. Kolisi, who began his

Several Springboks feature in this compilation of the best Test tries of 2025. POLL: Pick your best Bok win of 2025! Photo: David Rogers/Getty Images The post Watch: Best Test tries of 2025 appeared first on SA Rugby magazine. Several Springboks feature in this compilation of the best Test tries of 2025. The post Watch:

Lessons learned from an unconvincing first Test win against Italy in July were used to great effect by the Springboks in the second. After a 54-7 rout of the Barbarians in a non-cap game in Cape Town, the Boks’ opening Test of the year against Italy at Loftus Versfeld was a classic game of two halves.

Hundreds of former rugby players pursuing legal action over alleged brain injuries have suffered a significant setback. The case involves a mix of professional and amateur players who allege they sustained long-term neurological damage during their careers. The claims are directed at World Rugby, the Welsh Rugby Union, England’s Rugby Football Union, the Rugby Football

Replacement scrumhalf Jaden Hendrikse made five crucial contributions for the Sharks in 10 minutes against the Vodacom Bulls at Kings Park. JP: Sharks bench brought energy and impact IMPACT. @Vodacom #URC pic.twitter.com/HYPW5NQplc — The Sharks (@SharksRugby) December 22, 2025 Photo: Sharks/Facebook The post Watch: Jaden jols for Sharks appeared first on SA Rugby magazine. Replacement

The super crowds in Cape Town and Durban brought down the curtain on a super year for South African rugby – Merry Christmas! The post Keo & Zels: SA rugby on top of the world appeared first on SA Rugby magazine. The super crowds in Cape Town and Durban brought down the curtain on a