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Six tries against France and a victory over New Zealand in their last two matches at the HSBC Canada Sevens in Vancouver, as well as an improved finish than in Singapore a week before, pointed to a positive ending for the Blitzboks at the end of their trip to Asia and North America, but the overall performances were below par and can't be sugar-coated.
Leinster have left the bulk of their Ireland internationals at home for their two-game United Rugby Championship tour of South Africa.
Leicester Tigers beat Clermont Auvergne 27-17 in the second leg of their Heineken Champions Cup round-of-16 tie to secure a comfortable passage into the quarter-finals of the competition.
The Dragons may have won at Parc y Scarlets for the first time, but director of rugby Dean Ryan insists it means little without further backing financially.
Kathryn Imrie, a winner on the LPGA Tour and a two-time Solheim Cup vice captain, is joining Scottish Golf in June as a new performance coach.
Here's your round-up of all the latest rugby headlines for Monday, April 18.
Jamie Acton could not have been clearer. “You’re probably abnormal in the rugby league world if you haven’t taken drugs at some point, whether that is socially or performance‑enhancing,” the former Leigh forward said this year when he revealed he had taken drugs throughout his career.
Leo Cullen is set for a return to the Tigers' lair when his Leinster side face Leicester in the Heineken Champions Cup in three weeks’ time.