Rewind: Habana’s brace vs Wallabies (2005)
Look back at when Bryan Habana showed his express pace to score a brace of tries in the Springboks’ 22-19 victory over the Wallabies in 2005.
Monty wins royal charity challenge
Former Springbok fullback Percy Montgomery’s campaign won the Princess Charlene’s celebrity challenge drive in aid of charity amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Habana: Tough to bring Currie Cup strength back
Former Springbok wing Bryan Habana says it is going to be difficult to make the Currie Cup a strong competition again in the current climate. DYLAN JACK reports.
Habana: Sanzaar needs SA to survive
Bryan Habana has thrown his support behind a global calendar, but questioned the practicality and feasibility of SA Rugby’s prospective move away from Sanzaar to join northern-hemisphere competitions.
Best of YouTube: Bryan Habana – The Phenomenal One
Look back at this compilation of career highlights from Springbok great Bryan Habana – one of the most outstanding players to ever play the game.
Habana donates big money to help with Covid-19 relief
Legendary Springbok wing Bryan Habana on Thursday donated R40 000 to South Africa’s largest food redistribution charity to help with relief efforts in the fight against Covid-19.
Watch: Most dramatic Super Rugby try
All seemed lost for the Vodacom Bulls when Albert van den Berg scored a late try for the Sharks. But … up stepped Bryan Habana to score a sensational try to hand the team from Pretoria their first of three Super 14 titles.
Watch: Habana’s brace vs All Blacks (2013)
The 2013 Rugby Championship Test between the Springboks and All Blacks at Ellis Park will go down as one of the best in the modern era. Despite the Boks losing 38-27, Bryan Habana scored two sensational tries in as many minutes, which were brilliantly set up by Duane Vermeulen and Francois Louw.
Bryan Habana vs Cheslin Kolbe
Bryan Habana is the most prolific try-scorer in Springbok history while Cheslin Kolbe has been sensational for the Boks since his debut in 2018.
Watch: ‘The crowd was unbelievable’
Chris Dry says the influence of the crowd provided a massive boost for the Blitzboks in their impressive comeback victory over Fiji at the Cape Town Sevens.
