Bismarck is second fiddle again
Having played second fiddle to John Smit for most of his career, Bismarck du Plessis will again be a back-up at the Sharks in 2012.
Having played second fiddle to John Smit for most of his career, Bismarck du Plessis will again be a back-up at the Sharks in 2012.
The Sharks management are taking no prisoners in their pre-season training it seems...
Springbok centre Adi Jacobs has left the Sharks and will be returning to the Western Cape.
Veteran flyhalf Butch James wants to challenge young Elton Jantjies for the Lions playmaker role.
Tobie Titus has stood firm in the ongoing debate about WP's move to the Cape Town Stadium. 
The Cheetahs won't need to rebuild their team after securing their best players for next season.
Lions coach John Mitchell said winning the Currie Cup after 12 years was a dream come true.
John Mitchell showed what a group of unlikely players can achieve great things with sound basics.
The Lions beat the Sharks 42-16 to win the ABSA Currie Cup for the first time at home in 60 years.
Click here for the latest standings in the 2009 Currie Cup.
Stormers coach Allister Coetzee says his team failed to adapt to the Reds accurate passing.
If ever a country deserved to win the Rugby World Cup, it is New Zealand, writes Dan Nicholl.
Player rotation will be key for the Super Rugby franchises ahead of the play-offs, says BJ Botha.
Sanzar have suggested that Argentine Rugby Union host the bulk of their games in Buenos Aires.
