There is nothing more dangerous than wounded Springbok and after a disappointing defeat to a gutsy Scotland side, this South Africa team will be looking to spring back into winning ways (England 1/2, draw 18/1, SA 13/8 – Match Betting) at Twickenham.

Ospreys star James Hook believes Wales need to beat at least one of their four autumn international opponents to send out a message to the rest of the rugby community ahead of next year’s World Cup (Wales 25/1 World Cup Outright).

Warren Gatland has committed his future to Wales (25/1 – 2011 World Cup outright) by penning a new four-year deal, which will take him through until the end of the 2015 World Cup.

Danny Cipriani does not feel his imminent switch to Super 15 side Melbourne Rebels should hinder his bid to force his way back into the England side for next year’s Rugby World Cup (England 12/1 Winner) in New Zealand.

Bath (5/1 Aviva Premiership Grand Final Outright) have been hit by the news influential flanker and current England captain Lewis Moody has been ruled out for up to four weeks after suffering an eye injury in last Friday’s 18-3 home defeat against Gloucester.

London Welsh managing director John Taylor has confirmed they are ‘interested’ in giving Gavin Henson the chance to play regular rugby as he looks to get back into top-flight action and the Wales Six Nations (9/2 Outright) squad.

London Irish appear to have a clear run on Gavin Henson although director of rugby Toby Booth has ruled out paying a transfer fee to Ospreys (Exiles evens – To Reach Aviva Premiership Play-Offs).

Gavin Henson has revealed that he would like to leave Magners League outfit Ospreys (11/4 Grand Final Winner) and secure a move to a London club in order to be closer to his children.

Wales coach Warren Gatland admits he would be delighted to see Gavin Henson return to rugby after a sabbatical from the Ospreys (Wales 20/1 – World Cup Outright).

Wales coach Warren Gatland has revealed that he is set to disclose what his future plans are when his contract expires following next year’s World Cup (Wales 20/1 – World Cup Outright 2011).