‘Mostert could be a contender for Bok MVP this series’
John Smit believes the Springboks are more than capable of contending with the injuries to key players such as Pieter-Steph du Toit and Faf de Klerk, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
John Smit believes the Springboks are more than capable of contending with the injuries to key players such as Pieter-Steph du Toit and Faf de Klerk, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Former Springbok skipper John Smit has hailed the leadership evolution of Siya Kolisi and labelled his second-Test performance against the British & Irish Lions as a ‘colossal captain’s innings’, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
After famously kicking the series-winning penalty against the Lions in 2009, stalwart Morne Steyn has earned a remarkable Springbok recall, writes JON CARDINELLI in the latest SA Rugby magazine.
The Springboks will make their return to the Rugby Championship on Saturday, 14 August against Argentina at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, with Irish referee Andrew Brace set to take charge of this opening-round encounter.
Lukhanyo Am is comfortably the best outside centre in world rugby. Still just 27 years old, he could go down as one of the game’s all-time greats, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
As the highly anticipated final Test between the Boks and British & Irish Lions draws ever closer, here’s a look at some of the players who will have everything to play for.
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber has explained the reasons behind opting to start Cobus Reinach in place of the injured Faf de Klerk, and also why Morne Steyn was picked on the bench ahead of Elton Jantjies.
Whatever the outcome of Rassie Erasmus’ misconduct hearing, his hour-long video had the desired effect this past Saturday, and has rattled World Rugby’s status quo, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Kyle Sinckler’s citing for biting has been dismissed by an independent judicial committee who could not be satisfied that the Lions prop ‘committed an act of foul play’ against the Boks.
The British & Irish Lions 2021 Test series against the Springboks has been a gladiatorial slugfest of epic proportions, writes former Lions centre SCOTT GIBBS.