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Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus named a new-look backline for the second Test against the All Blacks in Wellington on Sat...
Springbok loose forward Kwagga Smith said both him and the entire team were hungry and highly motivated to fight back fr...
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus and captain Jesse Kriel were both bitterly disappointed by the team’s 24-17 defeat agains...
The All Blacks maintained their cherished 31-year record without defeat at Eden Park in Auckland as two tries conceded b...
Springbok assistant coach Mzwandile Stick brushed off the pressure and the challenge of playing at Eden Park as they pre...
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The third week of the Springbok training camp commenced in bright winter sunshine in the capital city of Pretoria on Monday morning, with just two more weeks to go before the Springboks kick off their 2019 Castle Lager Rugby Championship campaign.
An all-out-rugby event will be hosted on Thursday 25 July 2019 at the Ultimate Rugby Experience at Nooitgedacht Village in Stellenbosch in support of the Chris Burger Petro Jackson Players’ Fund, with Jean de Villiers and Kyle Brown.
The Boland Cavaliers got their Currie Cup First Division campaign - sponsored by DirectAxis Financial Services - off to a bang against Border in Montagu, with Valentino Wellman getting the first hat-trick of the competition in 2019.
Eastern Province and Western Province continued to stamp their authority on the A Section of the SA Rugby Women’s Interprovincial competition on Saturday as they registered their second round of victories, proving they could be forces to be reckoned with this season.
A draw and three close wins sum up the results in the opening round of the Currie Cup First Division, sponsored by DirectAxis Financial Services, in the four matches played in Brakpan, Welkom, Potchefstroom and Montagu this weekend.
There’s nothing like watching your Springbok heroes live in action, and that is exactly what a big group of Bok fans experienced as their favourite players toiled away in the bright winter sun at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria on Wednesday.
The Currie Cup Premier Division will receive an explosion of flavour this year through an exciting campaign called #Reloaded.
The Currie Cup First Division – sponsored by DirectAxis Financial Services – will enter its second week, and with the Boland Cavaliers, Jaguares XV and Leopards aiming to build on their winning starts, fans will be treated to another entertaining round of action.
The SA Police Services, Correctional Services, and National Defence Force will have a rare opportunity to measure themselves against international opposition when the France Gendarmerie Rugby XV, tour SA for the first time from 14 to 18 July.
The #Reloaded Currie Cup will kick off in dramatic fashion this weekend as six of the seven participating teams take to the field in the first of nine action-packed weekends of rugby.
The third week of the Springbok training camp commenced in bright winter sunshine in the capital city of Pretoria on Monday morning, with just two more weeks to go before the Springboks kick off their 2019 Castle Lager Rugby Championship campaign.
There’s nothing like watching your Springbok heroes live in action, and that is exactly what a big group of Bok fans experienced as their favourite players toiled away in the bright winter sun at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria on Wednesday.
Team announcement
Erasmus names new-look backline for second TestSpringbok coach Rassie Erasmus named a new-look backline for the second Test against the All Blacks in Wellington on Saturday, where Ethan Hooker will earn his first start in the green and gold jumper.
Reaction
Boks motivated to fight back in WellingtonSpringbok loose forward Kwagga Smith said both him and the entire team were hungry and highly motivated to fight back from their defeat against the All Blacks at Eden Park when the sides cross paths for the second time in a row, in Wellington on Saturday.
Reaction
Disappointed Erasmus and Kriel take defeat on the chinSpringbok coach Rassie Erasmus and captain Jesse Kriel were both bitterly disappointed by the team’s 24-17 defeat against the All Blacks in Auckland on Saturday, which dashed their hopes of beating the hosts for the first time at Eden Park since 1937, and attributed the result to 15 poor minutes of play in the match.
Match report
First quarter wobbles condemn Boks to painful defeat in AucklandThe All Blacks maintained their cherished 31-year record without defeat at Eden Park in Auckland as two tries conceded by the Springboks in the in the first 17 minutes were the difference between the teams in another fierce contest in wet and greasy conditions.
News
Rugby stats over history for Boks as Eden Park Test draws closerSpringbok assistant coach Mzwandile Stick brushed off the pressure and the challenge of playing at Eden Park as they prepare mentally for the challenge that awaits them against the All Blacks in the Castle Lager Rugby Championship on Saturday.
