The next World Cup, which will be held from October 1 to November 13 2027, will see 24 nations competing for the first time in the tournament’s history, with qualifiers set to begin in January 2025.
Rachel took the time to thank her special date for the award ceremony. “My forever plus one”.
The announcement is a remarkable twist for someone who left school at just 14, but Sonny always had a trick up his sleeve.
According to the reports, 30 players have already signed on to join, including several of our World Cup-winning Boks.
The stakes are higher than ever, with 13 international fixtures on the horizon this weekend, some of which are 2023 World Cup replays.
The Springboks touched down in Edinburgh on Sunday afternoon for their much-anticipated test against Scotland this coming weekend.
Sorry to do this to all you good people on a Tuesday evening, but there is it.
Wynberg Boys’ High School had the absolute honour of welcoming none other than Springbok captain, Siya Kolisi, for a visit that won’t be forgotten anytime soon.
We expect to see some of these laaties in green and gold in the next few years.
Come on Cape Town, let’s show the Springbok Women the same love we show the men.
Eben Etzebeth is set to draw level with Victor Matfield’s record as the most capped Springbok in history when he makes his 127th appearance in green and gold.
In the wake of the Boks’ epic clash with the All Blacks in Cape Town on Saturday, 7 September, a powerful video was released showing a Saffa Oom rediscovering his love for the Springboks.
The Springboks once again showcased their indomitable spirit, triumphing over the All Blacks with an 18-12 victory in a pulsating Rugby Championship clash at a packed-to-the-rafters DHL Stadium on Saturday.
Man, sometimes we wish Madiba was still around to experience the Siya and Rassie show. He would have loved these okes.
The entertainment schedule seemed a bit off, with music, pyrotechnics, and an A380 flyby occurring during the last minutes of the Haka.
The Springboks will have to tackle the All Blacks without captain Siya Kolisi in Cape Town in round four of the Rugby Championship.
If you thought that granny snot-klapping a young rugby player during the under-19 Bishops vs SACS game last week was the worst of iffy field brawls, consider yourself wrong.
Only hours after their Rugby Championship win over the Wallabies, Siya Kolisi and Eben Etzebeth were in attendance for the du Plessis match, even walking out with the elite UFC fighter.
I was sipping on a whisky in Overberg candlelight on Saturday evening when my phone lit up with photos and videos from a southern suburb’s first XV derby showing a fracas that had taken place under the poles.
The transfer will be immediate if the talks are successful.
Springboks winger Sbu Nkosi might have just played his last match.
The Springboks have been hit with a bunch of injuries and losing Malcolm Marx to a broken leg might just be the biggest blow yet.
Duane Vermeulen snapped up by Bok management, Greek islands face water crisis, Saudi to pay SA pilgrims over R14.5 million compensation, John Hlophe elected to JSC, and mountaineer’s body found 22 years after going missing in Peru.
The singer’s performance moved many people, especially when she saw the moment and let the stadium take the mic.
No Springbok selection will ever be to everyone’s liking, but in Rassie we trust.
The Springboks have already started the 2024 Test season on a solid note.
Thirty players will travel to London on Wednesday, with the match against Wales kicking off on Saturday at 15:00 local time.
Lorenzetti claimed that Kolisi’s performance was ‘transparent’ and that the Springbok captain was overweight.
With such talented sportspeople representing our country, there’s no excuse not to be bok bef*k!
In what many are claiming is a nepotism scandal, a company run by the son of SA Rugby’s chief executive has been appointed to organise the Springboks’ highly anticipated mid-year Tests against Ireland in July.