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19 August 2026

'Brutality?' Springboks coach questions All Blacks tactics

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'Brutality?' Springboks coach questions All Blacks tactics

Analysis: Any inference from Felix Jones' comments that Dave Rennie is coaching methods that put opposing players at risk is a step too far, writes Patrick McKendry.

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