• Sunday, 31. July, 2011

    Afoa out as NZ call up the 'big guns'

    The All Blacks will roll out most of their remaining heavy artillery for next weekend's crucial Tri-Nations rugby Test against the Wallabies in Auckland.

  • Sunday, 31. July, 2011

    'You can't play rugby like that'

    Describing his team's performance against Western Province as a "huge disappointment" Blue Bulls coach Pine Pienaar praised the home team for their quality performance but said his players had put themselves under pressure.

  • Sunday, 31. July, 2011

    Taranaki, BoP win in day of records

    Taranaki and Bay of Plenty both inflicted huge defeats on two of the traditional powerhouses on New Zealand in Sunday's NPC action.

  • Saturday, 30. July, 2011

    The 'Other' Royal Wedding!

    Congratulations to Mike Tindall (England Rugby Player) and Zara Phillips (The Queens Granddaughter) who were married today at a private ceremony held in Scotland.

  • Saturday, 30. July, 2011

    BC beat reigning champs The Rock in Vancouver

    The first upset of the Canadian Rugby Championship was delivered in its first game as British Columbia downed The Rock 43-19. Last year’s champions were matched up front by a fierce and determined BC pack but and had no answer for the scything runs and slick passing of their opponents.

  • Saturday, 30. July, 2011

    Wolf Pack strike back to beat Blues 31-25

    Prairie Wolf Pack avoided the heartbreak of a blown lead after they scored a late try to defeat Ontario Blues in the first round of the Canadian Rugby Championship.

  • Saturday, 30. July, 2011

    Beaten Boks throw in the towel

    Springbok coach Peter de Villiers surrendered all hope of winning the Tri-Nations crown after his side was routed by the All Blacks 40-7 on Saturday and said the focus was now the World Cup.

  • Saturday, 30. July, 2011

    Lions hold off plucky Leopards

    The Lions outscored the Leopards by eight tries to five to secure a scrappy 53-36 Currie Cup victory in Johannesburg as they moved to the top of the standings on Saturday night.

  • Saturday, 30. July, 2011

    Comfortable cruise for Canterbury

    A late surge put the icing on a business-like performance from Canterbury as they dismissed the challenge of Manawatu, finishing 42-15 victors in Christchurch on Saturday.

  • Saturday, 30. July, 2011

    WP dismiss limp Blue Bulls challenge

    Western Province brushed aside the challenge of the their old rivals Blue Bulls who were outclassed in a comprehensive 35-7 Currie Cup victory at Newlands on Saturday.

  • Saturday, 30. July, 2011

    Sharks prevail in Durban try-fest

    The Sharks started like a house on fire and then managed to hold off a determined Cheetahs side to secure a 43-34 victory in their Currie Cup clash at Kings Park on Saturday.

  • Saturday, 30. July, 2011

    Hungry McCaw wants even more

    All Blacks captain Richie McCaw was satisfied with the way his side got the job done against a weak Springbok team, but warned that they will have to improve on a performance which he described as 'patchy'.

  • Saturday, 30. July, 2011

    Weepu joins 'Canes exodus

    All Blacks and former Hurricanes scrumhalf Piri Weepu has signed with the Blues ahead of next year's Super Rugby season.

  • Saturday, 30. July, 2011

    Vulnerable Boks get 'exposed'

    Springbok captain John Smit admitted that his side was 'exposed' by a vastly superior All Black outfit that demolished the South Africans in a comprehensive performance in Wellington on Saturday.

  • Saturday, 30. July, 2011

    Ratings: Big mental blow for Boks

    New Zealand came to within three points of their biggest win over South Africa, when the All Blacks hammered the hapless Springboks 40-7 in Wellington on Saturday.