Watch: Erasmus press conference
Bok coach Rassie Erasmus addresses the media after a national alignment camp in Cape Town.
Bok coach Rassie Erasmus addresses the media after a national alignment camp in Cape Town.
While the majority of the Springbok World Cup squad has already been selected, injuries and form may force Rassie Erasmus’ hand in the lead-up to the tournament in Japan. JON CARDINELLI reports.
World Rugby CEO Brett Gosper says an American bid for the 2027 or 2031 World Cup would be ‘highly attractive’.
Former World Cup-winning captain John Smit says the Boks proved in 2018 that they have the ability to beat top teams such as the All Blacks, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Bryan Habana believes the Springboks’ playing experience in Japan will benefit South Africa at the World Cup later this year.
Handré Pollard’s tactical masterclass on Saturday served as a highly encouraging start to the season for the Vodacom Bulls and the Springbok flyhalf, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Fiji wing Nemani Nadolo will not form part of their squad for the World Cup after announcing his retirement from international rugby on Thursday.
A conflict between the professional and amateur arms of Namibian Rugby could put the nation’s participation at the World Cup in jeopardy.
More than half of this year’s World Cup pool games have already been sold out after tickets went on sale to the general public two days ago.
Hanazono Rugby Stadium in Higashiōsaka, the oldest purpose-built stadium in Japan and the ‘holy ground’ of rugby, will play host to four games during the 2019 World Cup.