Springbok attack coach Tony Brown says the willingness to innovate from Rassie Erasmus has laid the foundation for success.

David Moffett quits Scarlets backers House of Luxury “effective immediately”, giving no reasons for the decision.

Kaizer Chiefs could soon cash in one of their top investments but will they first enjoy some of the fruits themselves?

Betway Premiership action beckons for Orlando Pirates who are back in familiar territory for Wednesday evening’s fixture.

Orlando Pirates have matched Mamelodi Sundowns on the field but there’s something the Buccaneers are failing at.

Fabio Wardley’s heavyweight fight with Joseph Parker on 25 October will be broadcast live on BBC Radio 5 Live.

Manchester City’s Kerstin Casparij always knew she “fancied girls” but did not see LGBTQ+ representation until playing professional football.

The Premiership Women’s Rugby season kicks off on Friday – where are England’s World Cup winners playing?

Midweek news wrap.

Midweek news wrap from Mayfair.

The Proteas are staging a tremendous fightback on Day 3 of the second Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi.

Jack Brown has made a big financial sacrifice to help England’s wheelchair rugby league team bid for success – and has no complaints.

South Africa is set to make chess history as it hosts the final leg of the prestigious Freestyle Chess Grand Slam Tour.

Orlando Pirates can be expected to make three tactical tweaks when they host Polokwane City in the Betway Premiership this evening.

New Northern Ireland call-up Mia Moore is “resilient” and “infectious”, says her captain at league champions Glentoran, Jess Foy.

Hugo Ekitike arrived at Eintracht Frankfurt having fallen out of favour at PSG, he left for Liverpool 18 months later as a £69m star forward.

Ireland scrum-half Jamison Gibson-Park says that facing New Zealand feels like a “brotherly rivalry”.

Last season’s MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scores the winning points deep into overtime as champions Oklahoma City Thunder start their title defence with a victory.

Over more than two decades, Geraint Parry has witnessed first-hand Wrexham’s rise from financial crisis to global name

Did this break come at a good or a bad time?