‘Gulf in class’ and ‘ugly mismatch’: Media react to big All Blacks win
How the South African media reacted to All Blacks 54-0 win over the Sharks.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Luke Jacobson will captain the All Blacks in Durban.
OPINION: We have watered-down South African teams in the middle of their off-season.
Rassie Erasmus has called up the veteran utility forward Deon Fourie.
Kyle Preston will start, with Cortez Ratima moving to the reserves.
ANALYSIS: The players with the most to gain from the clash with the Sharks.
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OPINION: Canterbury beat Otago 19-15 to claim a record 18th Shield reign.
OPINION: Christopher Reive runs through the best and worst from the sporting weekend.
OPINION: The teams were locked at 14-14 with 13 minutes remaining.
There are 5 uncapped players in the team, while a veteran is out with sevens commitments.
Auckland Grammar and Kelston Boys’ High will meet in the 1A final.
OPINION: It’s arguably the single most contentious facet of international rugby.
The All Blacks centre's tour-ending injury potentially opens the door for Mo'unga.
OPINION: Some vets who have copped it especially hard had games to applaud in Cape Town.
Rassie Erasmus said the injury “does not look too bad”.
Winston Peters has not ruled out efforts to revive the liquidated franchise.
ABs recall the core of their first-choice figures for the second South African tour match.
The Ranfurly Shield is returning to Canterbury.
OPINION: Ma’a Nonu’s return adds drama, but may be a commercial gimmick.
Like an uppercut landing flush on the chin, the All Blacks know where they must improve.
Dave Rennie acknowledged his side failed to deal with high kicks.
None of the All Blacks questions were answered, one critic said.
OPINION: How the All Blacks rated in the 38-21 win over the Stormers in Cape Town.
OPINION: Their poor high-ball work could give the Springboks a simple winning plan.
Recap of the All Blacks’ 38-21 victory over the Stormers.
Poor discipline leads All Blacks to concede three yellow cards.
All Blacks great Ma’a Nonu will face his former team on Wednesday.
The 105-match All Black has learnt plenty about concussion over the course of his career.
OPINION: Their club sides are struggling to attract fans back home, and to win in the URC.