Analysis
Chaos reigns: The Wallabies must start again from square one
No more pretence, no more stories - accept the rubble around you, and look at the ruins until it hurts.
Nick Bishop
26 Sep, 8:38
Most Commented
All Blacks break silence on Bongi Mbonambi accusations
New Zealand defence coach Scott McLeod believes that the potential loss of hooker Bongi Mbonambi would be 'a massive' dent for Sou…
Ian Cameron
23 Oct, 9:40
Analysis
Boks masterclass highlighted why new Wallabies tactics are off the mark
The Wallabies game-plan dragged the character of play away from the strengths of Australia’s key players like a vicious rip-tide…
Nick Bishop
10 Jul, 13:42
Analysis
Why All Blacks' near-century won't have Ireland or South Africa sweating
The All Blacks' 79-point win over Italy confirmed what New Zealand's main rivals already know.
Nick Bishop
01 Oct, 10:53
Why 'everyone will be expecting Ireland to win' battle of the behemoths
Perhaps the most revealing match of pool play in regards to the standings in World Rugby is on our doorstep.
Ned Lester
19 Sep, 2:52
Johnny Sexton was asked how he rates current All Blacks team
Ireland standoff Johnny Sexton was asked how he rated this crop of All Blacks, who have shipped their fair share of criticism over…
Ian Cameron
14 Oct, 19:18
World Rugby statement: Wayne Barnes steps down from refereeing
Wayne Barnes has called time on his refereeing career, confirming on Thursday that last Saturday’s Rugby World Cup final between…
Liam Heagney
02 Nov, 8:32
Analysis
Australia 'should thank its lucky stars' for methodical Kiwi Schmidt
The new Wallabies coach has the essential ingredients to succeed across the Tasman Sea.
Nick Bishop
22 Jan, 10:42
Analysis
Why Springboks are better prepared than All Blacks for French onslaught
The notion that the All Blacks are trying to play a faster, more fluid and dynamic game than everyone else is outdated.
Nick Bishop
11 Oct, 13:38
All Blacks captain receives first ever men's World Cup final red card against South Africa
All Blacks captain Sam Cane has become the first player to ever receive a red card in a World Cup final for a high tackle on South…
Josh Raisey
28 Oct, 15:52
Analysis
How Pieter-Steph du Toit led the Springboks to another World Cup title
South Africa, with Pieter-Steph du Toit leading the way, has again proven itself the biggest and baddest beast on the planet.
Nick Bishop
30 Oct, 12:07
Opinion
Two Springbok packs can't match the tempo of Ireland's one
The context doesn't matter and all of a sudden the 7-1 split is now the greatest thing in rugby and Ireland should be quivering at…
Ben Smith
21 Sep, 8:55
