Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has explained why he recalled some of his experienced players to do battle against New Zealand in round four of the Rugby Championship at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday (17:00), saying this game will possibly decide where the tournament goes. After his side recorded a nervy 31-27 comeback
Canan Moodie (wing) and Jaden Hendrikse (scrumhalf) make their first appearances in the Springbok jersey since the 2023 Rugby World Cup on Saturday (17:00) while double RWC winners Willie le Roux (fullback) and Lukhanyo Am (utility back) also return to the match-23 face New Zealand in the Rugby Championship in Cape Town. Springbok coach Rassie
All Blacks Head Coach Scott Robertson and his co-selectors, assistant coaches Scott Hansen, Jason Holland, Jason Ryan and Tamati Ellison have named their All Blacks team to play the Springboks in the fourth round of the 2024 Rugby Championship at DHL Stadium in Cape Town. Unavailable due to injury are Ethan Blackadder (hamstring) and Caleb
Springbok utility back, Cheslin Kolbe believes the All Blacks will come out “firing” when the two giants square off in round four of the Rugby Championship at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday (17:00). The Boks, who defeated their arch-rivals 31-27 in last week’s highly anticipated meeting at Ellis Park, will set their
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi has returned to training, providing a boost to the team ahead of their crucial Rugby Championship clash against the All Blacks at DHL Stadium on Saturday. Kolisi suffered an injury during the first test against the All Blacks last week but appear to have recovered sufficiently to participate in full training
A possible revamped Springbok squad to take on New Zealand in round four of the Rugby Championship at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday could be on the cards, according to assistant coach, Daan Human. Captain Siya Kolisi suffered a cheekbone after he collided with loose forward Sam Cane and Kurt-Lee Arendse also
The South African Rugby Union has written to the New Zealand Rugby Football Union to formally apologise for a sequence of events that led to the conclusion of the Haka being obscured during Saturday’s Rugby Championship Test between the Springboks and the All Blacks at Emirates Airline Park in Johannesburg. The closing moments of the
The Springboks don’t want to fall into the “Ireland trap” when they face New Zealand in Cape Town this weekend, which is why young halfbacks Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu and Grant Williams stressed the importance of remaining consistent after their victory in Johannesburg on Saturday. The Bok halfbacks were ecstatic about the team’s 31-27 victory over the
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi praised the composure of his teammates for a remarkable come-from-behind Rugby Championship victory over New Zealand at Emirates Airline Park on Saturday. The Boks trailed by 10 points with as many minutes remaining before tries from replacements Kwagga Smith (loose forward) and Grant Williams (scrumhalf) turned the game on its head