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Injury Concern For Eben Etzebeth

1 decade ago by Ultimate Rugby

Eben Etzebeth is the only fitness concern for South Africa as they settle into training in England before facing Japan. Dr Craig Roberts provided a fitness update ahead of the team’s welcome function...

De Villiers Wants The Boks To Relax

1 decade ago by Ultimate Rugby

Jean de Villiers wants his squad to try and soak up the atmosphere in England before the Springboks open their Rugby World Cup campaign. The 2007 champions will face Japan on Saturday in Brighton as...

Can the Rainbow Nation ever shine through South Africa’s fog of racism?

1 decade ago by The Guardian

Malwande Mhamhe, a promising black player, tells David Smith how prejudice forced him out of the game and lifts the lid on attitudes in South African rugbyMalwande Mhamhe is the same age as South Africa’s...

De Villiers steals the show

1 decade ago by Super Sport.com

Springbok captain Jean de Villiers stole the show as his team received a roaring welcome to the Rugby World Cup in their coastal hamlet base of Eastbourne on Sunday.

Underdogs tag suits the Boks fine

1 decade ago by Super Sport.com

The Springboks agree that World Champions New Zealand remain the favourites to win the Webb Ellis trophy.

Underdogs tag suits the Boks fine

1 decade ago by Super Sport.com

The Springboks agree that World Champions New Zealand remain the favourites to win the Webb Ellis trophy.

Eben remains only Bok worry

1 decade ago by Super Sport.com

Eben Etzebeth remains the only worry for the Springboks as they head into their opening week of this year’s Rugby World Cup.

Eben remains only Bok worry

1 decade ago by Super Sport.com

Eben Etzebeth remains the only worry for the Springboks as they head into their opening week of this year’s Rugby World Cup.

Lions tame Bulls at Loftus

1 decade ago by iol.co.za

The Golden Lions are now the only unbeaten side in the Absa Currie Cup following their 36-28 victory over the Blue Bulls.

Leopards remain unbeaten

1 decade ago by Super Sport.com

The Leopards remain the only unbeaten side in the First Division of the Absa Currie Cup competition after an impressive display of rugby to beat the Down Touch Griffons 64-34 in Potchefstroom on Saturday.