Kolbe and Van Staden eager to break All Black Eden Park spell
The Springboks sharpen their studs for a collision that promises to be as fierce as a scrum reset in the dying minutes.
The Springboks sharpen their studs for a collision that promises to be as fierce as a scrum reset in the dying minutes.
The Springbok Women celebrated with great jubilation after producing a spirited and determined performance to level the international series against New Zealand’s Black Ferns XV.
In the chilly cauldron of Waikato Stadium, where breath fogs in the night air and legends are born under floodlit scrutiny, a new name was etched into All Black folklore.
A Grassy Park family – some supporting the Springboks and the others the All Blacks – decided to get together for a braai to watch the final warm-up game for the Rugby World Cup between rugby’s greatest rivals.
The Springboks are now the number one ranked team in the world after they demolished the All Blacks with a record score of 35-7 at Twickenham on Friday night.
It’s going to be ugly, tough and beautiful, says Kolisi about Boks clash against the All Blacks at Twickenham
Grant Williams has shown enough in his two appearances from the bench in the two tests in the Rugby Championships against Australia and New Zealand that he deserves a start against Argentina.
“Our plan was to win the Rugby Championship and to assess the players and we’ve got some good answers from these two games. We’ve got one more game in the Championship and then three warm-up games to complete that process.
Eben Etzebeth’s father, Harry Etzebeth, has tragically passed away on Tuesday night on the same day that his son was named as the captain of the Springbok team to face the All Blacks
Eben Etzebeth is a vastly experienced player with 110 Test caps. He’s captained the Springboks before and he has been with the group of players in New Zealand for over a week, so he is the ideal person to lead the team this weekend.”
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