The Rugby Championship burst to life with two blockbuster results this past weekend—and boy, did it deliver. Here’s your weekend wrap: First up: Springboks...
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Congratulations Australia. This was a remarkable victory. History on Saturday night belonged to the Wallabies. To score 38 unanswered points against the Boks at...
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Sacha Feinberg‑Mngomezulu can become rugby royalty. I’ve watched and reported on the careers of every Test flyhalf since the Springboks returned to international rugby in...
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Rassie Erasmus has picked a potent Bok squad to defend the Rugby Championship title won a year ago, when the Boks lost just one...
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The Bulls and Sharks locked in home quarter-finals with dominant wins, while the Stormers kept their playoff charge alive. The Lions, however, slipped at...
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There is light at the end of the tunnel for the Springboks – and it is that they don’t have to go to New...
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Another calculated Frans Steyn cameo and another mighty effort from Malcolm Marx were two of the most significant stand outs from the Springboks 34-20...
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A fortnight ago I picked a Springboks starting XV that, for one position, was the one that started in Sydney and hammered the Wallabies....
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Handre Pollard kicked the pressure kick against Wales to take the Springboks into the 2019 World Cup final. He then scored 22 points in...
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Join Mark Keohane, Zelim Nel and Ollie Keohane in the War Room to win one of several awesome rugby prizes, including a Springbok jersey.
The wholesale changes to the Springboks are understandable, but Saturday’s Test against the Pumas could be as close as the final Test was against...
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Reds prop Taniela Tupou is set to play in the next two Rugby World Cups for Australia after signing a contract extension.
South Africa wrapped up a long-awaited Rugby Championship triumph in style with a drubbing of ragged Argentina on Saturday.
Head coach Michael Cheika knows facing New Zealand at Eden Park will be a very different challenge to what Australia faced in Perth.
All Blacks captain Kieran Read says potentially losing world number one status is "not even part of our equation".
In the second round of the Rugby Championship, South Africa will attempt to achieve a feat against New Zealand they have managed just twice.