Cheetahs prize attack more than defence
9 years ago by Rugby 365REACTION: The Cheetahs will always put a higher premium on attack than on defence.
Five flashpoints from Super Rugby's third round
9 years ago by iol.co.zaIndependent Media rugby writer Mike Greenaway has selected the five key lessons South Africa must learn from the past weekend's Super Rugby action.
Top Super Rugby performers of the Weekend
9 years ago by Ultimate RugbyQuade Cooper Cooper had an outstanding game for the Reds against the Crusaders on Saturday, but his efforts were all in vein as Mitchell Hunt converted a late penalty to give the Crusaders the victory. Cooper...
Sharks set to rest and rotate against the Kings
9 years ago by iol.co.zaSharks coach Robert du Preez could make several changes to the side that beat the Waratahs, with several youngsters set to start.
Cheetahs must stay in Super Rugby
9 years ago by SA RugbySIMON BORCHARDT says the Cheetahs deserve to keep their Super Rugby status, and identifies three teams that should be axed.
Blitzboks fall to England at Canada Sevens
9 years ago by iol.co.zaThe fairy tale run had to come to an end at some stage. After winning the last three tournaments, the Blitzboks lost in the Canada Sevens final.
Cheetahs facing Super Rugby axe?
9 years ago by SA RugbyThe Cheetahs are one of three teams who could lose their Super Rugby status if the competition is reduced from 18 to 15 teams next year.
Sharks coach Du Preez concerned about second-half lapses
9 years ago by iol.co.zaSharks coach Robert du Preez was delighted that his charges secured a home win over the Waratahs but admitted his side lost a grip on the match.
Jaguares flyhalf Sanchez cited for mid-air challenge
9 years ago by iol.co.zaJaguares and Argentina flyhalf Nicolas Sanchez has been cited for a dangerous tackle during the match against the Lions in Buenos Aires.
Not perfect yet, but 2017's Stormers are a pleasure to watch
9 years ago by iol.co.zaStormers coach Robbie Fleck should be elated at how the early part of the team’s campaign has gone, writes Gavin Rich.
