Rassie Erasmus has brushed aside claims of deliberate time-wasting ahead of the Springboks’ Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry clash with the All Blacks, while Jaco Peyper has explained exactly what the laws allow. With Siya Kolisi and Ox Nche still racing the clock, the Boks face an All Blacks side promising high-intensity, multi-phase rugby. The rivalry needs no extra heat. It brings plenty of its own.
The All Blacks smashed the Bulls 50-19 at Loftus, scoring eight tries and producing 11 line breaks. Dave Rennie says his team still needs to find another gear for the Springboks at Ellis Park. The warning bell is ringing.
The Springboks have flicked the switch into Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry mode, with Johannesburg becoming the launchpad for a four-Test heavyweight collision with New Zealand. Rassie Erasmus and his charges completed two important days of training on…
Every chef dreams of serving the perfect first dish. On Friday night, Yaqeen “The Chef” Ahmed cooks on rugby’s biggest stage when the Stormers rookie lines up opposite childhood idol Beauden Barrett. The two-time World Rugby Player of the Year has already praised the young playmaker ahead of their unforgettable first meeting.
Yaqeen “The Chef” Ahmed is stepping into rugby’s hottest kitchen for his DHL Stormers debut. The ingredients are ready.
The oven is blazing. Now it’s time to see what The Chef serves against the All Blacks.
Leadership returns to the heart of the Springboks. Rassie Erasmus has selected an experienced squad featuring Siya Kolisi, Eben Etzebeth, Lood de Jager and Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu for the Rugby Championship clash against Argentina. The selection reflects careful squad management, depth development and long-term planning while respecting the formidable challenge awaiting in Buenos Aires.
From rugby warrior to rising wizard. Deon Fourie returns after injury to face the All Blacks, while exciting young fly-half Yaqeen Ahmed is set to make his Stormers debut alongside Imad Khan. One career seeks another chapter. Another is only beginning. Could history repeat itself?
The Springboks have arrived in Argentina with several experienced campaigners returning to action. Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu headlines a group that includes Siya Kolisi, Eben Etzebeth and Lood de Jager as Rassie Erasmus fine tunes his squad for Saturday’s clash with Los Pumas before attention shifts to New Zealand.
Rassie Erasmus’ latest Springbok squad demonstrates succession planning, workload management and long-term strategic thinking. By balancing player welfare, injury rehabilitation and competitive opportunities, the Springbok coach continues building depth while preparing for one of the toughest stretches of the international calendar. A fascinating case study in elite high-performance management.
The menu changed long before kick-off. Lightning rolled across the Georgian skyline. Rain soaked the Mikheil Meskhi Stadium. The final was delayed by 45 minutes, forcing players to shelve carefully prepared routines. The Junior Springboks…
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