The Blues scored three tries to zero as they beat the DHL Stormers by 24-9 in a Vodacom Super Rugby clash at Eden Park in Auckland.
The Valke registered their second successive victory in the Carling Currie Cup First Division when they defeated the Leo...
The Border Bulldogs and Phangela SWD Eagles kick off this weekend’s second-round Carling Currie Cup First Division actio...
The Valke, Leopards and Eastern Province were on the winning side in the opening round of the Carling Currie Cup First D...
Leinster, who topped the Vodacom United Rugby Championship log, proved too good for the Vodacom Bulls in front of a 40 0...
Will the Vodacom Bulls be third time lucky or can Leinster break their Vodacom United Rugby Championship drought?...
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He has been around the block – and the globe – with the Blitzboks, and he arrived in Hong Kong for his eighth visit this weekend, so when Chris Dry said that Springbok Sevens team will aim “to keep things simple this week”, his advice will be taken to heart.
Some of the top deaf rugby players in South Africa will look to stamp their authority and play their way into contention for the SA Deaf Rugby national squad over the next week as they battle it out in the inaugural Stones Cup in Bloemfontein.
The Blues pulled away in the second half after leading by 10-6 at the break to defeat the DHL Stormers 24-9 in their Vodacom Super Rugby clash at Eden Park in Auckland on Saturday.
We live streamed the SSG Gold Cup quarter-final between Blue Bulls representatives, ABE Midas Naka Bulls, and Border champions Hollywoodbets Swallows, from the Adelaars Sports Ground in Pretoria.
Vodacom Bulls skipper Handre Pollard kicked the winning points right at the end of a tough derby battle to hand his team a close-fought 19-16 Vodacom Super Rugby win over the Cell C Sharks in Durban on Saturday afternoon.
Vodacom Bulls centre Jesse Kriel glides through the Cell C Sharks defence for his try in Durban.
South Africa’s senior rugby landscape will have a strong international flavour in 2019, while the Currie Cup Premier Division will move to an earlier time-slot in the season.
It is almost inconceivable to imagine the Blitzboks team without Branco du Preez – from those very early days in 2010 when he joined the set-up as an eager 19-year-old, up until this week and his eighth visit to Hong Kong.
The semi-finals of the SSG Gold Cup, presented by Blu Approved & M4Jam, have been confirmed for Durbanville and Rustenburg following a nail-biting quarter-final weekend in which the results of two matches were in the balance until the final seconds.
The venue to make their Blitzboks debut is something players will always remember. Sako Makata was due to do so in Hong Kong last year, but an injury prevented him. Looking back, it was the best thing, says the Blitzbok.
He has been around the block – and the globe – with the Blitzboks, and he arrived in Hong Kong for his eighth visit this weekend, so when Chris Dry said that Springbok Sevens team will aim “to keep things simple this week”, his advice will be taken to heart.
Vodacom Bulls centre Jesse Kriel glides through the Cell C Sharks defence for his try in Durban.
Carling Currie Cup
The 2025 Carling Currie Cup Bulletin #4The Valke registered their second successive victory in the Carling Currie Cup First Division when they defeated the Leopards 50-24 in in Kempton Park on Saturday afternoon, meaning that, after two rounds, the East Randers are the only unbeaten side left in the competition.
Carling Currie Cup
The 2025 Carling Currie Cup Bulletin #3The Border Bulldogs and Phangela SWD Eagles kick off this weekend’s second-round Carling Currie Cup First Division action when they clash from 18h00 on Friday, with both teams looking for their first win of the new competition.
Carling Currie Cup
The 2025 Carling Currie Cup Bulletin #2The Valke, Leopards and Eastern Province were on the winning side in the opening round of the Carling Currie Cup First Division which took place on Saturday.
Vodacom United Rugby Championship
Leinster outplay Bulls to clinch Vodacom URC titleLeinster, who topped the Vodacom United Rugby Championship log, proved too good for the Vodacom Bulls in front of a 40 000-strong crowd in wet and cold conditions at Croke Park in Dublin on Saturday night in the Grand Final of the cross-hemisphere showpiece, outscoring the men from Pretoria by four tries to one for a 32-7 victory and their first title since the 2020/21 season.
Vodacom United Rugby Championship
Battle lines drawn in Vodacom URC Grand FinalWill the Vodacom Bulls be third time lucky or can Leinster break their Vodacom United Rugby Championship drought?
