Springbok wing Cheslin Kolbe has stressed the importance of precision in execution for their upcoming clash against Ireland. He emphasized the need for a physical approach and embracing the occasion as they chase their first win over Ireland since 2016. The Series kicks off this Saturday (17:00) in Pretoria, promising an intense battle fueled by

Springbok flyhalf Handre Pollard stressed the importance of a collective effort when South Africa faces Ireland in Pretoria on Saturday (17:00). The match marks the first of a two-Test series against their Six Nations rivals. Responding to suggestions about his crucial role as the starting team’s go-to kicker, Pollard emphasized everyone’s contribution. “My responsibility is

Springbok backline coach Tony Brown anticipates a ferocious display from Ireland this Saturday in Pretoria. The encounter marks the first clash between the world’s top two ranked teams since the 2019 Rugby World Cup pool stage, promising a physical 80-minute battle. This is the Boks’ second Test of the season, following their dominant 41-13 victory

The much-anticipated grudge match between the Springboks and Ireland is just weeks away, and coach Rassie Erasmus believes the pressure is firmly on the Irish. Ireland has dominated South Africa in recent meetings, winning the last three encounters. Their last victory came in the opening match of the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France. However,

Springbok utility back Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu, fresh off his debut against Wales, expressed his excitement about being named in Rassie Erasmus’ 39-man squad for the upcoming Castle Lager Incoming Series. The 22-year-old Stormers fullback, who impressed with a long-range penalty in his debut, admitted his rapid rise to international rugby was unexpected. “Everything happened relatively fast,”

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus confirmed on Wednesday that two-time World Cup-winning captain Siya Kolisi will retain the captain’s armband for the upcoming Castle Lager Incoming Series. This ends speculation that Kolisi, who plays for French club Racing 92, would be replaced by a locally-based captain. “Siya will be the captain and will again wear the

Former Sharks winger Aphiwe Dyantyi has found a new home with the Vodacom Bulls, signing a two-year contract that keeps him at Loftus Versfeld until June 2026. Released by the Sharks after nine matches (seven starts) without scoring a try, Dyantyi views this as a “second opportunity.” He acknowledges the need to regain fitness after

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus will delay announcing his squad for the upcoming series against Ireland until Tuesday due to a cancelled flight from London. The Springboks, following their 41-13 victory over Wales at Twickenham on Saturday, were originally scheduled to return to South Africa on Sunday night to prepare for the Castle Lager Incoming Series.