Daily wrap: Kolbe’s timely return

SA Rugby magazine takes a look at what happened in Tokyo on Thursday as the Springboks build toward the World Cup final against England.

Final Lap: New Zealand rugby set for change

Some big names are saying goodbye to New Zealand rugby after the World Cup. Is there life after Kieran, Sonny and the Steves? Kiwi journalist MARC HINTON asks in the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine.

World Cup teams (Final and bronze playoff)

All the lineups for the four teams involved in the third-fourth place playoff and World Cup final this weekend.

‘We’re all wearing the same jersey’

Bongi Mbonambi on why colour is irrelevant in the Springbok team, while Cheslin Kolbe opens up about his return from injury to feature in the World Cup final.

Throwback Thursday: 1995 RWC final

Relive the 1995 World Cup final between the Springboks and All Blacks through the eyes of Morne du Plessis, Sean Fitzpatrick and Bryan Habana.

Os: Man up and keep your discipline

Double World Cup-winner Os du Randt says the Boks can claim a third title on Saturday provided the forward pack front up physically against England and the team remain disciplined throughout.

Wish List for World Cup final

The SA Rugby magazine team identify what they would love to see come out of this Saturday’s World Cup final clash between the Boks and England in Yokohama.

Boks, Rassie up for top awards

The Springboks and Rassie Erasmus have been nominated for the World Rugby Team of the Year and Coach of the Year awards, respectively.

Erasmus to step down as Bok coach

Rassie Erasmus has confirmed that Saturday’s World Cup final against England in Yokohama will be his last as Springbok head coach.

Frans: I’m stressing a bit more these days

2007 World Cup-winner Frans Steyn believes he’s a lot more serious about playing in a final this time around, while Pieter-Steph du Toit says the Boks will draw a line in the sand.