The Springboks thrashed Wales 43-0 in Durban with seven tries, standout debut performances from Vusi Moyo, Jaco Williams, Ruben van Heerden and Carlu Sadie, and another commanding Nations Championship display.
The Springboks have shelved the history books, locked away the scorecards and refused to entertain any comforting memories ahead of Saturday’s Nations Championship clash against Wales at Hollywoodbets Kings Park in Durban. Past victories, according…
Ruben van Heerden’s journey to the Springboks has been built on resilience, patience and hard work. The Stormers lock believes his move to Cape Town transformed his career, and on Saturday he finally earns the reward with a Test debut against Wales.
Twenty-year-old flyhalf Vusi Moyo has barely unpacked after his breakthrough season, yet South African rugby is already placing the keys to the Springbok backline in his hands. When the Springboks face Wales in Durban on…
Four Test debuts against Wales reflect a long-term investment in squad depth while maintaining a competitive edge. It is another example of sustainable high-performance management, rewarding consistent franchise form and preparing South African rugby for future challenges.
Six uncapped players have earned a place in Rassie Erasmus’ 46-man Springbok squad for the inaugural Nations Championship. Embrose Papier and Herchel Jantjies also return as the Boks gear up for England, Scotland, Wales and Argentina.
The Springboks lit up Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium with 12 tries in an 80-31 victory over the Barbarians, but Siya Kolisi believes the biggest win was the emergence of new talent. With several debutants impressing and SA A also shining, the Bok captain says squad depth remains the key to sustained success
This was rugby played at warp speed. The Junior Boks attacked like children let loose in a sweet shop, throwing the ball around with such freedom that Chile’s defenders often looked like commuters trying to stop a Cape Flats minibus taxi with bare hands.
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