Marx, De Klerk nominated for World Rugby Player of the Season
Two Springboks, Malcolm Marx and Faf de Klerk, are amongst a group of five players nominated for the prestigious 2018 World Rugby Player of the Year Award.
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5 captains in Bok team to face England at Twickenham
Duane Vermeulen and Warren Whiteley both return to the Springbok starting team and together with Siya Kolisi (captain) they will form a new-look loose forward combination.
Aphiwe Dyantyi nominated for Breakthrough Player of the Year
Springbok wing Aphiwe Dyantyi has been nominated as one of three candidates for World Rugbyâs Breakthrough Player of the Year Award for 2018.
Three uncapped WP players join the Springbok squad
The uncapped trio of Sergeal Petersen, Ruhan Nel and JD Schickerling were named in the Springbok squad of 36 to tour the United Kingdom and France.
Duane Vermeulen back for the Springboksâ Outgoing Tour in November
A preliminary Springbok training squad of 20 for the forthcoming Castle Lager Outgoing Tour to the United Kingdom and France was announced on Sunday, with Duane Vermeulen, Trevor Nyakane and Lood de Jager making a return to the group.
Boks undone by âsoft momentsâ in agonising defeat to the All Blacks
The disappointed Springboks rued âsoft momentsâ that cost them a famous double over world No 1 New Zealand, but came away with burgeoning self-belief.
Three changes to the Bok run-on team to face the All Blacks
Damian de Allende, Francois Louw and Steven Kitshoff are back in the Springbok starting line-up for Saturdayâs Castle Lager Rugby Championship match against the All Blacks at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria.
Pollard, Kriel relish playing Test rugby at Loftus home
Handré Pollard is looking forward to playing for the Springboks against the All Blacks in front of a capacity crowd at Loftus Versfeld.
Francois Louw rejoins the Bok squad ahead of Kiwi clash
Experienced flanker Francois Louw re-joined the Springbok squad on Monday in Pretoria following a two week stay at his English Premiership club side Bath.
Springboks rue missed chances in victory over the Wallabies
The Springboks could have beaten Australia far more comfortably if they had taken their chances, said Rassie Erasmus, Director of Rugby.