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Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has revealed how veteran utility forward Deon Fourie became ‘Brannas’.

The soon-to-be-40-year-old Fourie has been named on the bench for Saturday’s second Test against the All Blacks in Cape Town and is set to make his first appearance in the green and gold since the 2023 World Cup final.

On that occasion, Fourie was thrust into th...


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John Smit says the Springboks “can’t panic” after losing to the All Blacks at Ellis Park and has backed them to bounce back in Saturday’s second Test in Cape Town.

The Boks went into the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series on a 12-match winning streak but suffered a 33-16 defeat in Johannesburg, putting them under early pressure in the four-Test showdown.

“I reckon ...


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Former All Blacks scrumhalf Aaron Smith says he’s jealous of one particular aspect of Cam Roigard’s game.

Roigard has established himself as New Zealand’s first-choice No 9 and played a key role in their 33-16 victory against the Springboks in the opening Test of the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series at Ellis Park.

Smith, who earned 125 Test caps, has been impress...


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Veteran British rugby writer Stephen Jones says South African teams should leave the URC and European Cup competitions and revive the Currie Cup.

Asked by Rugby World magazine to draw up his ideal structure for p...


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The Springboks can regain the world No 1 ranking at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday.

The back-to-back world champions relinquished top spot to the All Blacks after suffering a 33-16 defeat in the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series opener at Ellis Park.

But a Bok win by between one and 15 points in the second Test would earn them 1.18 ranking points, taking their tall...


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