SA Rugby mag’s daily quiz (Question 7)
You have 10 minutes to list as many of the most capped players in the history of Springbok rugby. Can you name them all?
Our Springbok XV: The midfield
In the second instalment of a five-part series, SA Rugby magazine’s writers pick their best Springbok XV of the past 25 years.
From the vault: Kolisi leading the change
SA Rugby magazine brings you a classic read from 2017 when newly appointed Stormers captain Siya Kolisi spoke about his ambitions as a leader.
Jake: Players may want to return to SA now
Newly appointed Vodacom Bulls director of rugby Jake White says these extraordinary times could present an opportunity for overseas-based players to return to South Africa permanently.
Dobson: Players’ injuries were traumatic
The Stormers are awaiting feedback from medical professionals for clarity on the sequence of serious injuries suffered by key players before the season shut down. CRAIG LEWIS reports.
Normal will never be quite like we knew it – Jannie
Veteran prop Jannie du Plessis, who is a qualified medical doctor, believes nothing will be the same again after the global coronavirus health crisis.
Rewind: Boks vs All Blacks (2000 Tri-Nations)
The Springboks ended a four-match losing streak with a memorable 46-40 victory over the All Blacks in the 2000 Tri-Nations tournament, scoring six tries in an action-packed spectacle at Ellis Park.
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.
Report: Three 1981 Springboks Covid-19 positive
Three more Springboks from the team that toured New Zealand in 1981 have reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus.
Coetzee: Discipline key during lockdown challenge
Stormers flank Jaco Coetzee says the players should use the lockdown period to better themselves physically and mentally. JON CARDINELLI reports.
