Short form highlights of England v South Africa in the Rugby World Cup 2019 final.
SA Rugby and South African Breweries (SAB) are taking their partnership, which is already in its fifth decade, to anothe...
The DHL Stadium in Cape Town will come alive next Saturday as rugby giants the Barbarians and the Springboks face off in...
SA Rugby announced on Thursday that its partnership with the Freddy Hirsch Group (FHG) has been renewed for four more ye...
The Executive Council of SA Rugby mandated an auditing firm in January to conduct a review of two ancillary matters rela...
South African rugby’s continued investment into membership of northern hemisphere rugby competitions led to a R93m group...
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The Springboks are Rugby World Cup champions again after demolishing England in a magnificent final in Yokohama on Saturday, winning comfortably by 32-12.
The mastermind behind the Springboks’ inspirational Rugby World Cup campaign, said it had been a privilege for the team to attempt to give South Africa a moment of hope.
Catch all the action as it happens from the International Stadium Yokohama where the Springboks take on England in the Rugby World Cup Final today. Kick-off is at 11h00 (SA time).
A selection of videos from Yokohama, where the Boks were crowned Rugby World Cup champions for a third time earlier today.
Tackled and scrummed into submission - check out all the statistics from the Rugby World Cup Final, won 32-12 by the Springboks over England in Yokohama on Saturday.
This angle, captured by incredible technology from Canon, shows just how hard it is to tackle Cheslin Kolbe.
Relive all the action from the annual World Rugby Awards held in Tokyo on Sunday, where South Africa walked away with three of the biggest prizes on offer - Team, Coach and Player of the Year.
Check out these great angles, captured by incredible technology from Canon, showing the superb skills that led to Makazole Mapimpi's tr against England in the RWC final.
The 2019 Rugby World Cup-winning Springbok squad are due to arrive back in South Africa on a number of flights from Japan over a two day period between Tuesday 5 and Wednesday 6 November.
“Humbled and over-awed” – that was the reaction of Springbok captain Siya Kolisi when the newly-crowned RWC champions were welcomed back to SA by thousands of supporters, government officials and media at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg on Tuesday.
The Springboks are Rugby World Cup champions again after demolishing England in a magnificent final in Yokohama on Saturday, winning comfortably by 32-12.
This angle, captured by incredible technology from Canon, shows just how hard it is to tackle Cheslin Kolbe.
Partner News
SAB joins forces with SA Rugby as new Events Delivery PartnerSA Rugby and South African Breweries (SAB) are taking their partnership, which is already in its fifth decade, to another level with the announcement that the brewer will become rugby’s body’s new long-term Event Delivery Partner.
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Kolisi Foundation and Pitch International team up for the Qatar Airways CupThe DHL Stadium in Cape Town will come alive next Saturday as rugby giants the Barbarians and the Springboks face off in the thrilling Qatar Airways Cup, hosted by Pitch International.
Partner News
Freddy Hirsch renews and expands partnershipSA Rugby announced on Thursday that its partnership with the Freddy Hirsch Group (FHG) has been renewed for four more years, while the agreement has been expanded to include all of South Africa’s national rugby teams.
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Governance Review OutcomesThe Executive Council of SA Rugby mandated an auditing firm in January to conduct a review of two ancillary matters related to the proposed equity deal: the transaction commission process and the registration of a shelf-company with a single registered director.
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Strong start to '25 wipes out SA Rugby’s 2024 lossesSouth African rugby’s continued investment into membership of northern hemisphere rugby competitions led to a R93m group loss in 2024, but the organisation had already wiped out that deficit with a strong start to 2025, the annual meeting of the South African Rugby Union (SARU) was told in Cape Town on Thursday.
