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France kicking coach Vlok Cilliers, who joined Fabien Galthie’s management team in 2020, believes that a change in approach has led to their success in the Six Nations.
The ongoing saga between suspended Western Province Rugby Football Union (WPRFU) president Zelt Marais and SA Rugby seems to have no end in sight.
They might not be the most apparent and "fashionable" sporting family in South Africa (yet), but the Smith siblings - Chris and Daniel - indisputably dominated the weekend in local sport.
Vlok Cilliers: France head coach Fabien Galthie and I played together for Western Province and he contacted me in 2020 to be part of the coaching set-up as kicking coach. For me, it was a no-brainer to accept the offer and it’s an honour to coach together all these years later. At least once a week, Fabien and I share memories of our time playing together for Western Province. After the Scotland game, Fabien and I took a picture with AB Zondagh, who is coaching with Scotland, and sent it to his dad Alan who coached Fabien and me back in the ‘90s. That was quite special. While the Sharks had the most French signings in those days, we had Fabien and Laurent Cabannes with us in Cape Town.
The Sharks have continued their winning streak as they defeated the Pumas in their Currie Cup encounter at Mbombela Stadium on Friday evening.
SA Rugby has sought to clarify the situation at the Western Province Rugby Football Union (WPRFU) after claims made over elected positions at the embattled union.
South Africa's leading First-Class run-scorer David Bedingham hinted that he would accept a Proteas call-up in the unlikely event it came despite his pursuit of permanent UK residency.
It has taken Kyle Verreynne a little while to get going in Proteas Test colours, but those who have been following his career at domestic level will not be surprised that he has now arrived on the international stage.