Sport has a remarkable ability to turn family journeys into history. Wallace and Amarante Sititi will represent the All Blacks and Black Ferns against South African opposition on the same day at FNB Stadium, 28 years after siblings Annaleah and Xavier Rush achieved the feat. It is a compelling reminder that elite sport is built on talent, sacrifice, family support and generations of inspiration.
Swys de Bruin has left the Springbok Women, and suddenly Saturday’s historic FNB Stadium Test against the Black Ferns carries another layer of intrigue. De Bruin says the resignation had been in the pipeline for some time and rejects suggestions that a dispute over bonuses forced his hand. Now the Bok Women must turn the page.
For the most capped loose forward in Springbok Women history, actions count more than words and if you want to see how much a quarter-final place in the Women’s Rugby World Cup means to Sinazo Mcatshulwa and her teammates, make sure to watch them play on Saturday when they take on New Zealand’s Black Ferns at Sandy Park in Exeter.
The Springbok Women may have been outmuscled and outpaced in Northampton, but they are far from out of the Women’s Rugby World Cup. Their 57–10 defeat to France at Franklin’s Gardens stung like a crunching…
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