Lukhanyo Am has called for the Springboks to make better decisions on defence in Cape Town after being breached a couple of times by the All Blacks at Ellis Park. The Springboks staged a strong comeback from 27-17 down late in the game last week to stay unbeaten in the Rugby Championship. All Blacks wing
Lukhanyo Am has been recalled to start for the Springboks in the SARugbymag.co.za team picked to tackle the All Blacks in Cape Town on Saturday. Rassie Erasmus is set to announce the Springbok matchday-23 for the Cape Town Test match on Thursday morning, having delayed the team announcement from Tuesday. SA Rugby mag’s Dylan Jack and
Lukhanyo Am displays some excellent ‘keepie uppie’ control at a wet and slippery Optus Stadium in the Rugby Championship against the Wallabies. WATCH: Boks rage against the machine Baller Lukhanyo Am has ridiculous Rugby IQ pic.twitter.com/4TVZQugR5H — SuperSport Rugby (@SSRugby) August 19, 2024 Photo: @Springboks/Twitter The post Watch: Bok star shows off footy skills appeared
Challenge Cup title-holders, the Sharks are reportedly poised to lose the services of one of South Africa’s two-time World Cup winners to an overseas club. RugbyPass’ Fissler Confidential suggests that Springbok centre Lukhanyo Am is likely to leave the Durbanites at the end of this season. ALSO: ‘Satisfied’ Rassie bracing for All Blacks The Sharks
Lukhanyo Am is thrilled by the prospect of donning the Springbok No 12 jersey for the first time alongside Jesse Kriel in the rematch with the Wallabies in Perth on Saturday. DYLAN JACK reports. In one of 10 changes made to the team that thrashed the Wallabies in the opening round of the Rugby Championship in Brisbane,
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