The Carling Currie Cup Premier Division match between the New Nation Pumas and Cell C Sharks, scheduled for Nelspruit on Wednesday, has been cancelled in line with COVID-19 protocols.
The decision to cancel the Nelspruit game was prompted by positive tests in the Cell C Sharks team, and they have informed SA Rugby that they are not able to field a team for the match without putting player welfare at risk.
As determined by the competition rules, the New Nation Pumas will be awarded four log points because of the cancellation and the result will be noted as 0-0.
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The celebrations are over and the Springboks are ready to dive into the Castle Lager Rugby Championship following their series win against the British & Irish Lions.
With 39 Test caps to his name and at the age of 31 years old, Elton Jantjies is one of the more senior members of the Springbok team, and he says he is comfortable in his role within the squad at this stage of his career and that his focus is on helping in any capacity that he can.
