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After overcoming a six-month injury setback, Evan Roos is back with the Stormers, eager to reclaim his spot in the Springbok squad.
Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu mesmerised fans with a stunning hat-trick in the Stormers' crucial win over Connacht, showcasing skills that could redefine the Springboks' flyhalf position.
Manie Libbok aims for a timely recovery to rejoin the Stormers against Cardiff, as he focuses on rehabilitation following a PCL injury sustained in January, potentially impacting his position amid competition from Sacha-Feinberg Mngomezulu.
The veteran loose forward faces an anxious wait to see if he will be able to play again this season for the Stormers after recently returning to the side following a concussion.
Springboks lock Pieter-Steph du Toit has welcomed the latest ruling from World Rugby on the Bomb Squad and relishes the chance for his side to strut their stuff during the season ahead.
Matt Williams, a former rugby coach, controversially suggested that Steven Kitshoff's retirement is linked to the Springbok Bomb Squad, igniting a fierce debate in the rugby community.
Junior Springbok coach Kevin Foote has announced a competitive 31-player squad for the upcoming Rugby Championship, set to take place at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Gqeberha from May 1-11, as they aim to improve on last year's performance against formidable opponents New Zealand, Australia, and Argentina.
Rassie Erasmus defends the Springbok's Bomb Squad strategy after Matt Williams questions its impact on Steven Kitshoff's career-ending injury, igniting a heated debate in the rugby community.
All Blacks wing Mark Tele'a's shock move to Japan not only makes him ineligible for New Zealand selection but opens a surprising possibility — with his South African heritage and World Rugby's eligibility rules, could Tele'a potentially represent the Springboks at the 2027 Rugby World Cup?
Sebastien Chabal's devastating revelation about his memory loss from his rugby career underscores the urgent need for improved concussion protocols in the sport.
Mark Tele'a, a standout player for the All Blacks, has announced his move to Japan next year. What does this mean for New Zealand rugby?
The Sharks have been boosted by a bunch of returning Springboks for their United Rugby Championship tour to the UK.
There has been speculation that South Africa will bid to host the 2035 Rugby World Cup but SA Rugby chief Mark Alexander doesn't think it is a good idea.
After facing harsh 'buffet' criticism and a lengthy concussion layoff, Springbok Canan Moodie made a spectacular return for the Bulls against Edinburgh, prompting coach Jake White to declare: 'He's got class'. Despite the 34-28 defeat, Moodie's performance marks a triumphant personal comeback.
The second Test between the Springboks and the Lions in 2009 was notoriously tough but it it also had some amusing moments.
Where is one-Test-cap Springbok Cameron Hanekom exactly with his fitness and game following a few stop-start months? He will hope to prove to Bok coach Rassie Erasmus that he is fine fettle for the Bulls against Edinburgh in the Challenge Cup quarter-final.
As Springboks lose Jasper Wiese to neck surgery, Rassie Erasmus faces a selection dilemma with Evan Roos and Cameron Hanekom emerging as frontrunners for the crucial No 8 position ahead of the 2025 Test season.
Springbok hooker Malcolm Marx attributes the team's remarkable turnaround to Rassie Erasmus's transparent coaching style.
The world champions will be able to use their explosive bench in the future after detractors wanted the Bomb Squad banned from rugby
Discover how Malcolm Marx, star hooker for the Springboks, reveals the collaborative decision-making behind the team's innovative plays.
World Rugby has decided not to ban the Springboks' famous 7-1 'Bomb Squad' bench split, but as this opinion piece argues, even if they had, Rassie Erasmus would likely have found even more innovative tactical solutions to keep the world champions ahead of the game.
Discover how World Rugby's recent admission about the Springboks' bomb squad strategy could reshape rugby strategies worldwide.
Johan Goosen will turn 33 in July, while Handré Pollard celebrated his 31st birthday in March, but Bulls coach Jake White will hope to have both playmakers at the top of their games for the Pretoria side to eye the Champions Cup title next season.
Injuries, form fluctuations and emerging talent could force Rassie Erasmus into a dramatic Springbok team overhaul sooner than expected. From fullback to front row, established World Cup winners face intense competition for their Test jerseys ahead of critical 2025 fixtures against the Wallabies, All Blacks and Ireland.
Government is willing to support a Rugby World Cup 2025 bid, says Deputy Minister of Sport Peace Mabe.