McCaw relishing pressure of All Blacks' bid to make history
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comNever one to duck a challenge, Richie McCaw is determined to take the pressure that comes with trying to become the first New Zealand captain to win the World Cup on foreign soil and use it to his advantage.
Hansen to keep eyes on the prize
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comSteve Hansen is determined to keep the squad grounded and not allow their minds to wander beyond their opening World Cup clash with Argentina as he bids to prevent complacency scuppering their title defence.
EP Kings break their duck
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comThe EP Kings broke their duck as they clinched their first victory of the season with a gutsy 32-24 win over the Toyota Free State Cheetahs in their Absa Currie Cup fixture.
Boks thank SA for support
1 decade ago by iol.co.zaCoach Heyneke Meyer and captain Jean de Villiers said they were emotionally overwhelmed by the wonderful farewell for the team.
Lambie set for out half role
1 decade agoHeyneke Meyer only plans to use talented back Pat Lambie at fly-half at this year’s Rugby World Cup due to his lack of practice elsewhere.Lambie is capable of slotting in at full-back for the Springboks...
Sale sign South Africa international Mujati
1 decade ago by ESPN ScrumSale sign South Africa international Mujati
Rugby World Cup 2015 Team Selector
1 decade ago by The TelegraphPick and share your England, Wales, New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, Scotland or South Africa XV with our interactive tool - or pick your all-time Legends XV
Warm-up games vital despite injury risks - Castrogiovanni
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comWarm-up matches are necessary despite the risk of injuries that could end players' dream of playing in the Rugby World Cup, according to Italy's Martin Castrogiovanni.
Boks to use a tight game plan
1 decade ago by iol.co.zaSchalk Brits’ knowledge of playing conditions in England will be a huge help to the Springboks as they try to win a third Rugby World Cup.
Boks to use a tight game plan
1 decade ago by iol.co.zaSchalk Brits’ knowledge of playing conditions in England will be a huge help to the Springboks as they try to win a third Rugby World Cup.
