The Springboks started the Autumn Nations Series with a convincing 15-32 win over Scotland at Murrayfield Stadium on Sunday.

Springbok named a strong Bomb Squad against Scotland because they know how tight the game was during the World Cup last year as South Africans face the Scottish at Murrayfield Stadium on Sunday (18:10), says coach Rassie Erasmus.  

Ruan Nortje, the talented lock for the Springboks, has made the most of his opportunities this season. With South Africa renowned for producing world-class locks, Nortje understands the importance of seizing every moment.

The Sharks, led by a host of Springbok internationals, delivered a dominant performance, defeating Munster Rugby 41-24 at Hollywoodbets Kings Park Stadium on Saturday.

A heavily loaded Sharks side struggled to find their rhythm as they edged out defending champions Glasgow Warriors 28-24 in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship at Kings Park Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Sharks try scorers were Springbok captain Siya Kolisi and Aphelele Fassi, both coming in the first half. Franco Smith’s Warriors fought back, with

The Wallabies mounted a spirited comeback in the second half but ultimately fell short against the All Blacks in a thrilling encounter at Accor Stadium on Saturday. New Zealand held on to a 31-28 victory, only getting three points in the second which was a clear indication that they were under the pump. The All

Springbok captain Siya Kolisi has amicably parted ways with Racing 92 in France, paving the way for a potential return to the Sharks. Kolisi joined Racing 92 early last year from the Sharks but didn’t officially join the French club until after helping South Africa win the Rugby World Cup in France. However, he has

The Springboks displayed incredible character in the second half to overcome the All Blacks 31-27 in a thrilling Round Three Rugby Championship match at Ellis Park Stadium on Saturday. The All Blacks appeared to have the upper hand for much of the first half through tries from Codie Taylor and Caleb Clarke and were leading

The highly anticipated Springboks vs. All Blacks test match will have an extra special element to commemorate the occasion. Emirates, the sponsor of Ellis Park, will conduct a flyover before the game at Emirates Airline Park Stadium on Saturday (17:00). The flyover will evoke memories of the 1995 World Cup final at the same venue,