While struggling to digest another gut-wrenching loss to South Africa, World Player of the Year Ardie Savea praised the courage of Siya Kolisi and ruthlessness of the Springboks, reports DEVIN HERMANUS. For Savea and the All Blacks, an 18-12 result in Cape Town on Saturday marked the Boks’ fourth consecutive victory over the Kiwis —
Rassie Erasmus faces a growing dilemma with the depleted Springbok lock options, as RG Snyman has been ruled out for the rest of the Rugby Championship due to injury. According to Rapport, Snyman is undergoing rehabilitation in Dublin with his new club Leinster, indicating his foot injury will sideline the two-time world champion for several
In a thrilling display of innovation by the Boks, Cheslin Kolbe takes over from Malcolm Marx at the lineout that leads to a crucial score from Siya Kolisi against the All Blacks. What a moment for Siya Kolisi and South Africa 🤩🇿🇦 pic.twitter.com/EBSl2ihbGF — Sky Sports Rugby Union (@SkySportsRugby) September 7, 2024 Photo: Ashley Vlotman/Gallo
Two-time World Cup-winning Springbok centre Damian de Allende has expressed his desire to eventually return to South Africa and finish his career with the DHL Stormers. The Bok midfielder, who joined the Panasonic Wild Knights in Japan from Irish giants Munster last season, made 118 appearances for the Stormers and DHL Western Province after his
New Zealand-based journalist Gregor Paul believes role reversals leave the Springboks, not All Blacks, as world rugby’s true leaders. Writing for the Herald, Paul argues that New Zealand’s decline in world rugby was confirmed in Cape Town on Saturday, where the All Blacks lost the Freedom Cup to South Africa for the first time since
New Zealand boss Scott Robertson and skipper Scott Barrett head home expecting a backlash after successive defeats to the Springboks in the Republic, reports DEVIN HERMANUS. The All Blacks suffered another bruising defeat to the world champions on Saturday, going down 18-12 in Cape Town. It marked the Boks’ fourth consecutive win over their fiercest
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Assistant coach Mzwandile Stick has warned the Springboks of writing off a “desperate” New Zealand outift when the teams renew hostilities in Cape Town on Saturday. The arch-rivals last week clashed at Ellis Park, where the Boks came from a 10-point deficit to triumph 31-27. The win saw the world champions extend their lead in
Skipper Scott Barrett said New Zealand are braced for an aerial battle with veteran playmakers Handre Pollard and Willie le Roux starting for the Springboks on Saturday, reports DEVIN HERMANUS. The All Blacks will field a fresh back three for the first-ever Rugby Championship clash between the old foes at Cape Town Stadium, with the
Rugby’s fiercest rivalry heads to Cape Town Stadium on Saturday as the Springboks take on the All Blacks in the Rugby Championship. Gates open at 12:30pm with the Springbok Women facing Barbarians RFC at 1:30pm. Expect pre-match entertainment, live performances, and the iconic haka before the main game kicks off at 5pm. Only digital tickets
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