The Blitzboks claimed a comprehensive 28-0 win over Canada on Friday to end day one of the Dubai Sevens unbeaten. South Africa had earlier claimed wins over Uganda (19-10) and Kenya (48-5), while Canada had slumped to a 29-15 defeat against Kenya and battled to an unimpressive 22-17 win over Uganda. The Blitzboks seized control of the match from the outset. After a tremendously… Read more →
The Blitzboks kicked off their Sevens Series title defense with an unimpressive 19-10 win over Uganda on day one of the Dubai Sevens on Friday. Despite a few brilliant runs from Cecil Afrika and determined defence by Chris Dry, there were clear signs of rustiness as the reigning champions delivered a stop-start performance in their first outing of the new… Read more →
Former England Sevens captain Rob Vickerman looks at why the Blitzboks are such a tough team to play against.
The qualifying and seeding process for next year’s Sevens World Cup in San Francisco.
Chris Dry says competition within the Blitzboks squad is strong ahead of the upcoming first leg of the World Rugby Sevens Series in Dubai.
Extra seats will be installed and 3,000 additional tickets per day made available for the previously sold-out Cape Town Sevens tournament on 9-10 December.
Stormers and Western Province loose forward Sikhumbuzo Notshe will join the Blitzboks ahead of the upcoming 2017-18 World Rugby Seven Series, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Blitzboks star Dylan Sage has been ruled out of the first two World Rugby Sevens Series tournaments as a result of a back injury.
Blitzbok Stephan Dippenaar has retired from rugby and will join a family farming business near Moorreesburg in the Western Cape.
What Blitzboks coach Neil Powell and captain Philip Snyman had to say after the team’s arrival in Cape Town on Tuesday.
