Malcolm Marx

Marx out for six weeks

Springbok hooker Malcolm Marx is set to miss at least the first three Tests of the season due to a hamstring tendon tear.

Lions lose Marx to injury

Malcolm Marx will return to South Africa on Monday after suffering a groin injury in Wellington on Saturday.

Marx claims Lions’ top awards

Springbok hooker Malcolm Marx walked away with four coveted prizes at the Lions’ awards ceremony for 2017.

CRAIG LEWIS identifies five South African players who could take the rugby world by storm in 2018. Malcolm Marx In the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine, Marx was an obvious choice for our Player of the Year award. The abrasive young hooker starred for the Lions in Super Rugby before making the No 2 jersey his own with the… Read more →

Kolisi our Man of the Year

Siya Kolisi is SA Rugby magazine’s Man of the Year for his contribution on and off the field in 2017. The flanker’s influence extends far beyond the four white lines. This year, Kolisi found career-best form to cement his place in the Springbok starting lineup. He captained the Stormers and was the Boks’ vice-captain, with many believing he should have replaced the… Read more →

Players vote Kolisi SA’s best

Springbok flank Siya Kolisi was named SA Players’ Player of the Year at the Players Choice Awards on Tuesday night. Rosko Specman, Warren Whiteley and Makazole Mapimpi were also nominated for the award. Kolisi played 12 Tests for the Boks in 2017, missing just one match when he was on paternity leave. He was the team’s vice-captain and captained the Stormers… Read more →

Marx up for three SA Rugby awards

Malcolm Marx has been nominated for three SA Rugby Awards, including Player of the Year. The Springbok and Lions hooker is also in line to win the Young Player and Super Rugby Player of the Year awards. Marx’s fellow-nominees for SA Rugby Player of the Year are Springbok captain Eben Etzebeth, Siya Kolisi, Jaco Kriel and Jan Serfontein. The four… Read more →

Boks to favour continuity out wide

Hooker Malcolm Marx may be the only unforced change to the starting side when the Springboks take on Wales this Saturday, reports JON CARDINELLI in Cardiff.