Bulls confirm signing of du Plessis and name Currie Cup final team
2007 World Cup winner Bismarck du Plessis has announced his return to franchise rugby in South Africa with a move to the Bulls.
2007 World Cup winner Bismarck du Plessis has announced his return to franchise rugby in South Africa with a move to the Bulls.
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander has warned the sport could face a player crisis unless the lack of transformation at provincial …
A recent Currie Cup and Super Rugby Unlocked winner with the Bulls, Sintu Manjezi is still unhappy over how Cheetahs were treated …
There is no end yet in sight to the break-up of the Cheetahs, Edinburgh signing Boan Venter the latest to leave for a contract in …
Lippy players can sometimes get the better of referees, but Jaco Peyper had the last say at the weekend.
The Sharks let a 10-point lead slip to suffer a heart-breaking 19-26 loss to the Bulls in the Currie Cup final at Loftus Versfeld …
The Bulls extra-time 26-19 victory over the Sharks secured the Currie Cup for the first time since 2009, leaving the Durban-based …
The Bulls showed a lot of grit to fight their way back from being 9-19 down in the second half of the Currie Cup final before leve…
An Arno Botha try was critical in settling the Currie Cup final, a game between Bulls and Sharks that took nearly three hours to c…
Experienced South African official Jaco Peyper is set to join an exclusive club of referees this weekend.
Fans have taken to Twitter in reaction to a massive tackle in a Currie Cup semi-final that has sent shockwaves across South Africa…
The Sharks advanced to the Currie Cup final after they edged Western Province 19-9 at Newlands in Cape Town on Saturday.
Western Province head coach John Dobson said he is excited to see what the experienced Alistair Vermaak will bring in Steven Kitsh…
Benetton Rugby have landed a major coup with the confirmation of the signing of Rhyno Smith from the Cheetahs on a two and half ye…
The 29-year-old, who was linked with a move to the club last year, has put pen to paper on an 18-month contract.
Cheetahs chairman Ryno Opperman has shed some light on the financial state of the Union amid ‘misleading’ media reports.