The Springbok forwards are relishing the chance to test themselves against the outstanding All Blacks pack when the two teams meet on Saturday in Wellington, according to Springbok assistant coach Matt Proudfoot.
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SA vs NZ:- Springboks relishing ultimate challenge
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SA Rugby (SARU) almost bankrupt, records loss of R62 million in 2017
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The South African Rugby Union (SARU) is on the verge of financial collapse after recording a net loss of R62 million last year.
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Rassie Erasmus make six changes for the match against Aussies
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Bongi Mbonambi is in the starting line-up, as this Springboks side looks to bounce back against the Wallabies on Saturday.
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Rugby News:- Cape Town Sevens 2018: Dates, tickets and all you need to know
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The Cape Town Sevens has introduced a new registration system for tickets ahead of this year’s tournament later this year.
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The Award winning Alto Shiraz 2012 now available in London
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Alto Shiraz 2012, flagship in the internationally acclaimed red wine portfolio of South Africa’s iconic oldest red wine estate, was awarded Gold at the prestigious The Drinks Business Global Syrah Masters competition (Shiraz is the New World regions’ name for Syrah).
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World Rugby rankingsnews: Boks slump to their joint-lowest position in history
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It’s been 15 years since the World Rugby rankings were established, and the Springboks have never sunk any lower than this.
Oh dear. Rassie Erasmus has certainly got his work cut out with this Boks team. Following a dismal 32-19 defeat to Argentina on Saturday, South Africa slipped to seventh in the World Rugby rankings.
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Rassie Erasmus welcomes the blame for Springboks’ “terrible” performance
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The Springboks now have their backs to the wall after the wheels came off in Mendoza. Following a shaky performance against Argentina last night, the Springboks now have an uphill climb if they are to claim their first ever Rugby Championship title and coach Rassie Erasmus believes he should be the one shouldering the blame for the dismal showing.
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