• Wednesday, 31. August, 2011

    Rose and Vogt doubtful for Griquas

    Griquas have named a 24-man squad, while they wait on the fitness of two key players, for their Currie Cup game against Western Province in Kimberley on Saturday.

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011
    Borthwick staying with Sarries

    Borthwick staying with Sarries

    Saracens captain Steve Borthwick has agreed a new contract with the Premiership champions.

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011

    Carter holds key to Kiwi hopes

    More than any of the 600 players at the World Cup, Daniel Carter may hold the tournament's outcome in his hands ... and feet.

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011

    Bok flank returns for Bulls

    Blue Bulls coach Pine Pienaar took no time to recall fit again Springbok loose forward Dewald Potgieter to his side to take on the Sharks in an Currie Cup clash at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday.

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011

    Genia no Gregan clone

    If there's one thing Will Genia has already proven this season it's that he's not a George Gregan clone. The Wallabies scrumhalf has been making his own mark on the game.

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011

    Can Bok veterans bow out at the top?

    John Smit and Victor Matfield have done more than play together on the international stage. They've grown up together.

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011

    Porterville stands proud

    When you consider that not that many people in rugby circles actually know where Porterville is, the local chamber of commerce must be immensely grateful to the schoolÂ’s 1st XV, the Bulls, in general and SA Schools rugby cap Andrew Beerwinkel in particular for helping to put this beautiful little town on the South African rugby map.

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011
    Evans keen to make impression

    Evans keen to make impression

    Scotland wing Max Evans plans to create havoc in the forthcoming World Cup by making it difficult for defences to pick him up.

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011
    O'Neill: NZ are favourites

    O'Neill: NZ are favourites

    Australian Rugby Union chief John O'Neill claims World Cup hosts New Zealand remain favourites - but insists the Wallabies have a "real shout".

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011
    Hamilton commits to Gloucester

    Hamilton commits to Gloucester

    Scotland lock Jim Hamilton has signed a two-year contract extension to remain with Gloucester until the summer of 2014.

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011

    England boardroom battle rages on

    As the England squad flew to New Zealand for the World Cup, the row they left behind raged on as the Rugby Football Union (RFU) said accusations against it of "gross mismanagement" made by former Chief Executive Francis Baron were "totally unfounded".

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011

    Toulouse sign Guinazu as medical joker

    Toulouse have responded to a spate of front row absences by signing former Argentina international Eusebio Guinazo as a medical joker, the French champions announced on their website.

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011

    Charteris will lead the Dragons

    Newport Gwent Dragons and Wales lock Luke Charteris will lead the men of Gwent as regional captain.

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011

    Armitage: I am not a bad boy

    Delon Armitage is more thankful than most of the members of England's World Cup squad after fearing he'd "messed up" his Test career having twice been banned this year.

  • Wednesday, 31. August, 2011

    Kiwis express their trans-Tasman 'hate'

    If the All Blacks choke again at the World Cup, there is one team above all others that New Zealanders do not want rubbing their noses in it by lifting the trophy in their backyard - Australia.