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Warren Kirkland captures the excitement of the Springboks' 33-26 victory over the All Blacks in the second test at DHL Stadium on August 29, 2026. Despite chilly weather, the match showcased a fierce rivalry, with South Africa's strong defense and crucial moments leading them to reclaim the series after an earlier loss.
The review reflects on the All Blacks' recent defeat to the Springboks in Cape Town and critiques the missed media opportunities to share compelling stories about the team. It emphasizes the need for better storytelling in rugby, showcasing not just players but also the behind-the-scenes figures essential to team dynamics.
An Evening with the Centurions at Zeitz MOCAA highlighted the elegance of event execution, celebrating rugby legends in a thoughtful atmosphere. Hosted by Peregrine Capital, it featured meaningful interactions and raised R500,000 for charity. The event not only honored players' achievements but also emphasized the importance of consistency in both sports and business.
SUPERFAN, written by Mike van Graan and performed by John Maytham, is a compelling one-man show that uses rugby to explore themes of South African identity, belonging, and hope. The intimate setting enhances Maytham’s powerful performance, making the hour-long experience deeply personal and reflective, leaving the audience with much to ponder about their country’s future.
The Springboks and All Blacks will face off at Ellis Park in a highly anticipated Test, highlighting a historic rugby rivalry. Both teams have assembled strong line-ups, led by Pieter-Steph du Toit and Ardie Savea, respectively. The match promises intense competition, with discussions on key strategies and player performances.
The DHL Stormers faced the All Blacks in a thrilling rugby match at DHL Stadium, which ended 38-21 in favor of the All Blacks. Despite the score, the Stormers performed commendably, tying the game at one point. Both teams showcased strengths and weaknesses, emphasizing the All Blacks' need to improve before upcoming tests against the Springboks.
Last night, rugby writer Jamie Wall appeared on CapeTalk to discuss the upcoming Greatest Rivalry tour at DHL Stadium against DHL Stormers. The show, produced by Barry Maré, covers topics such as overseas players and the test side, providing insightful analysis in a 30-minute segment.
As the DHL Stormers prepare to face the All Blacks XV, a journey of 50 years unfolds, reflecting on cherished memories of rugby and personal connections. The author, a lifelong All Blacks supporter, shares stories of family and friendships that highlight how rugby has shaped his life and experiences.
Jamie Wall, a prominent New Zealand rugby journalist, will appear on CapeTalk's The Business of Entertainment on August 6 to discuss the upcoming rivalry between South Africa and New Zealand. Having covered rugby for over a decade, Wall offers an insider's perspective as the All Blacks embark on The Greatest Rivalry Tour.
The highly anticipated Rugby Championship match at Eden Park pits the Springboks against the All Blacks. With South Africa's recent four-match winning streak and key player adjustments, they aim to end New Zealand's unbeaten record at this venue since 1994. Analysts predict a tight contest, favoring the Springboks by a narrow margin.
What a superb Saturday afternoon at DHL Stadium. My family and I went to the last game 7 years ago at Newlands. But before the game I reached out to Jamie Wall from NZ (his twitter/ X detail is JamieWall2) who was on tour with the All Blacks and got him to come on my... Continue Reading →
Good reading, after the Pool stage of the 10th Rugby World Cup concluded, we have collected all of the records that WERE broken so far, and updated the records that could potentially still be broken at this year’s tournament. To highlight a few records broken, New Zealand became the first nation to win 50 matches at the... Continue Reading →
Ahead of the 10th Rugby World Cup, we have collected all of the records that could be potentially broken at this year’s tournament. To highlight a few, South Africa or New Zealand could break their tie (3 wins) and become the nation with the most titles won since the tournament’s inception (4 titles), Australia could... Continue Reading →
Reposted by kind permission of Rodney Reiners. Visit his blog at https://rodneyreiners.wordpress.com “You'll never have a quiet world till you knock the patriotism out of the human race.” - George Bernard Shaw "Rugby is great. The players don't wear helmets or padding; they just beat the living daylights out of each other, and then go... Continue Reading →
The bold and brave new era of All Blacks rugby continues apace with today's dramatic promotion of uncapped 24-year-old Canterbury son-of-a-gun Tom Taylor to his first test start. The theory that coach Steve Hansen is rewriting the once conservative book on All Black selection gained further credence when Taylor was named to start at No... Continue Reading →
The fixtures are*: Castle Incoming Tour · Saturday, June 8 (Mbombela Stadium): Scotland v Samoa; Springboks v Italy · Saturday, June 15 (Mr Price Kings Park): Samoa v Italy; Springboks v Scotland · Saturday, June 22 (Loftus Versfeld): Team 3 v Team 4 ; Team 1 v Team 2 2013 Castle Rugby Championship: · Saturday,... Continue Reading →
Just 48 hours before the final test of an arduous season, almost all of the All Blacks have been struck down by sickness. Only two members of the extended 34-man playing squad escaped the potentially debilitating bug which first swept through the team in Cardiff last week. Lock Luke Romano, who is on the bench... Continue Reading →
Kieran Read will captain an All Blacks team featuring 14 starting changes against Italy. With Richie McCaw being given the week off in Rome to prepare for two tougher assignments ahead, Read has assumed the All Blacks captaincy mantle for the first time this week. Sunday's test against the Italians also signals a passing of... Continue Reading →
There is potential for the All Blacks' biggest selection overhaul since 2005 when coach Steve Hansen settles on his side to play Italy. Injuries have worsened a situation that was already going to see numerous changes to the side that beat Scotland 51-22 in the tour opener. Hansen stated all 32 of his tour party... Continue Reading →
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