Murray's move to Bulls confirmed
Springbok centre Waylon Murray's rumoured transfer to the Bulls has been confirmed by his agent on Twitter.
View ArticleSuper Rugby: Team of the Year
It's that time of the year: After much debate and dummy-spitting at Planet Rugby HQ, we've selected our XV of the Super Rugby season.
View ArticleBulls sign Kings star Engelbrecht
Following confirmation that the Kings have been relegated, number eight Jacques Engelbrecht has said he is joining the Bulls.
View ArticleSharks snap up Kings' Marais
Southern Kings full-back SP Marais has joined the Sharks on the back of the Eastern Cape franchise's relegation from Super Rugby.
View ArticleBulls confirm Murray arrival
The Blue Bulls have confirmed that they have bolstered their midfield stocks by signing Kings' centre Waylon Murray on a two-year deal.
View ArticleVenter heading to the Cheetahs
Kings scrum-half Shaun Venter has reportedly signed with the Cheetahs, departing his parent outfit the Pumas.
View ArticleSuper Rugby expansion on the cards
Super Rugby bosses are considering splitting their three-conference system into two from 2016 and adding two teams from Argentina.
View ArticleBulls snap up three more Kings
Kings players Bandise Maku, Jacques Engelbrecht and David Bullbring are all heading to Pretoria to join the Bulls.
View ArticleTank's Predictions
Time for Tank Lanning to run the rule over the five matches making up the Rugby 5 bet this week.
View ArticleSA to have six Super Rugby franchises
South Africa have been guaranteed a sixth Super Rugby franchise when the new broadcast deal will be implemented from 2016.
View ArticleKings lose Vergallo
Argentina scrum-half Nicolas Vergallo is the latest player to leave the Kings after clinching a deal with Lyon.
View ArticleKings set for Currie Cup promotion
The Eastern Province Kings and the Pumas are set to be included in a revamped Currie Cup tournament in 2014.
View ArticlePulver reveals SR expansion plans
Super Rugby will involve four conferences - two in South Africa - and expand to 18 teams in 2016, ARU chief Bill Pulver has revealed.
View ArticleGlobal search for new SR franchise
SANZAR has started a search for an 18th Super Rugby team in the wake of the announcement of the four conference system.
View ArticleAfeaki backs Singapore for SR spot
Former Tonga second row and captain Inoke Afeaki is optimistic Singapore can secure the soon to be open spot in Super Rugby.
View ArticlePetersen heading to Cheetahs
The Cheetahs they have signed Southern Kings and SA U20 wing Sergeal Petersen for next year's Super Rugby tournament.
View ArticleNdungane double defeats Kings
The Bulls bounced back for their first win in this year's Currie Cup competition with a 30-25 victory over the Kings at Loftus.
View ArticleWhitehead worry for Kings
The EP Kings are sweating over the availability of centre Tim Whitehead for their Currie Cup clash against the Golden Lions.
View ArticleKings turn to CJ van der Linde
EP Kings coach Carlos Spencer is hoping experienced Springbok prop CJ van der Linde will bring some stability to their set-pieces.
View ArticleSuper Rugby draw released
The draw for 2015's Super Rugby season has been released, with defending champions the Waratahs hosting Western Force in Round 1.
View ArticleToulouse prop signs for Kings
The Kings have announced the signature of Toulouse prop Schalk Ferreira, who returns to the South African team on a two-year contract.
View ArticleKing Carlos leaving Kings
The Eastern Province Kings and New Zealand coach Carlos Spencer have ended their association with immediate effect.
View ArticleSpencer left Kings over unpaid wages
The EP Kings' inability to pay Carlos Spencer's wages is the reason he decided to cut his ties with the Port Elizabeth-based outfit.
View ArticleKings respond to Spencer claims
The EP Kings have hit back at claims by Carlos Spencer that he resigned over unpaid wages after he left the club this week.
View ArticleSuper Rugby draw, format confirmed
SANZAR have announced 2016's Super Rugby draw which has four new conferences, three new teams and two new countries.
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