Faf de Klerk and Damian Willemse are on track to be available to tour with the Springboks for the November Tests in the UK. On the back of a narrow defeat to Argentina on Saturday, the Springboks received some positive news as Rassie Erasmus plans for a strong finish to the year in the Tests
Two-time World Cup-winning Springbok scrumhalf Faf de Klerk is hoping his injury layoff will help prolong his career in the green and gold jumper. The world champions are set to be without De Klerk for the rest of 2024 due to a thigh injury. He missed the opening Rugby Championship Tests for the Boks in
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The Springboks could be without Faf de Klerk for the rest of the year, but Rassie Erasmus will be able to recall a quartet of World Cup winners for the upcoming duel with the All Blacks. De Klerk missed the opening Rugby Championship Tests in Australia, where the Springboks started their campaign with back-to-back bonus
Twenty-two of the 33 players are World Cup-winners, while five 2024 debutants are included in the squad in Jan-Hendrik Wessels (utility forward), Johan Grobbelaar (hooker), Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu (utility back), Ben-Jason Dixon (utility forward) and Morne van den Berg (scrumhalf). The only newcomer to the group is lock Ruan Nortje, who made his Springbok debut against
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