Opinion
How ‘Project 2027’ is driving a Springboks revolution
South Africa’s next generation has the potential to be even better than the last, but some of the old guard are not done yet.
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‘Australia should expect biggest, meanest reaction from wounded New Zealand’
Australia's frustrating home loss to Argentina ensures there will be no complacency heading into the Bledisloe Cup series.
Opinion
Will the real All Blacks please stand up?
One week the All Blacks can be peerless but the next they are floundering and it is becoming a real problem to predict their path
Analysis
'There can be only one' - Why South Africa are still the best team in the world
If there was any uncertainty, the Springboks' Wellington rout reaffirmed their status atop rugby's Mount Olympus.
Interview
'We have what it takes to beat France' - Ireland aim to emulate history-makers
Ireland flattered to deceive against New Zealand but there is quiet confidence they can raise their game for the RWC quarter-fina…
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Swys de Bruin: 'You still get people who say a woman's role is in the kitchen. I wanted to shut them up.'
The respected coaching sage was blindsided by the Springbok Women job, but has helped them reach a seminal point for South African…
Opinion
The A-Z of Welsh rugby for 2025-26
Welsh rugby is in the midst of a tumultuous period where it is searching for the right path forward as the 2025-2026 season starts
Analysis
Why Australian rugby is on the rise with home World Cups looming
With the financial boon of a Lions tour off the field, on it, the Wallabies and Wallaroos are showing signs each can become a forc…
Opinion
Why English rugby needs Christian Wade and his Mission 102
For too long, rugby has stifled individuality, and the prolific wing's quest to break the league try record will be eye-catching w…
Opinion
Where have all the great French tighthead props gone?
French tightheads haven’t moved with the times, lacking the dynamic power and all-round skills of their major rivals.
Opinion
‘Watching the Wallabies is hard work, but wins quickly erase the stress'
Australia seem to have found a way that works for them, even if it involves coming back from big deficits.
Opinion
Are the All Blacks refinding their groove as the world's No 1 team?
New Zealand are slowly rebuilding the sky high standards they were renowned for in their pomp under Steve Hansen
