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The Sharks host Zebre in a United Rugby Championship match on Saturday and they welcome back some Springbok stars.
Discover how Jurenzo Julies, known as the 'Boogeyman', transitioned from a schoolboy rugby sensation to a contender for the Springboks, showcasing his remarkable journey and growth.
The Sharks are poised to welcome back Springboks Eben Etzebeth and Bongi Mbonambi for their European Champions Cup match against Toulouse.
As the Sharks prepare to face the Bulls in Durban, centre André Esterhuizen discusses the importance of home advantage and the team’s strategy to bounce back from recent defeats.
The Springboks’ front-row reshuffle will see Wilco Louw returning to the starting team at tighthead prop, while Thomas du Toit will move across to the loosehead side.
Springbok backs Makazole Mapimpi and André Esterhuizen share insights ahead of their clash against Scotland, as both teams prepare for an intense battle in Edinburgh on Sunday.
Springbok centre André Esterhuizen reflects on the team’s resilient mindset ahead of their crucial Test against Scotland at Murrayfield on Sunday.
To confuse the Scots even more, the Springbok team is normally announced on a Tuesday for a Saturday Test. But this week the team will only be announced on Friday.
Damian Willemse’s return marks his first time back in the Springbok squad this year after missing all 10 Tests in 2024 due to injury.
IOL Sport’s John Goliath looks at the Springboks who could be back for the November tour and those that will only feature again in the green and gold in 2025.
Jordan Hendrikse goaled another monster penalty from about 63m on the angle, but it was not enough to help the Sharks emerge victorious against Connacht in Galway.
Reigning world champions Springboks and Scotland will clash in the first of the big match-ups in Pool B of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, and there will be five key clashes that could decide the outcome.
The expectations are high for 20-year-old Springbok Canan Moodie who makes the move from wing to centre in their final Rugby World Cup warm-up match on Friday against the All Blacks.
It will be up to the Springboks to prove something to themselves, not the All Blacks in their final Rugby World Cup warm-up match in London on Friday, according to Bok centre Andre Esterhuizen.
The final 33-man group that will go to France will be announced on August 8, and there have already been a few training camps that have taken place.
There were sublime tries from both sides, a return to form for Springbok ace Makazole Mapimpi, a homecoming brace for Quins centre Andre Esterhuizen, plus yellow and red cards that reduced the Sharks to 13 men.
IOL Sport’s Ashfak Mohamed rates how each Springbok played during their emphatic victory over Italy in Genoa on Saturday afternoon.
Here is a left-field choice that I think is worth exploring on the end-of-year tour: Canan Moodie.