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. You may also like
Springboks bag top Laureus award
The Springboks’ 2019 triumphs have rewarded them with the prestigious Team of the Year award at the 2020 Laureus World Sports Awards in Berlin on Monday. You may also like
‘Hands off Rassie’, says SA Rugby boss
SA Rugby boss Mark Alexander has told the world it is ‘hands off’ when it comes to director of rugby and World Cup-winning coach Rassie Erasmus. You may also like
Rassie won’t ditch Boks for England
SA Rugby magazine has learned that Rassie Erasmus’ reported move to England is ‘not happening’. You may also like
Boks to join Six Nations after next RWC?
The Springboks’ time in the Rugby Championship could be coming to an end with reports suggesting they could opt to join the Six Nations after the next World Cup. You may also like
Nienaber named new Bok coach
Jacques Nienaber has officially been confirmed as the new Springbok head coach, taking over from SA Rugby director of rugby Rassie Erasmus. You may also like
Springboks receive Laureus nomination
The World Cup-winning Springboks have been nominated in the Team of the Year category at this year’s Laureus World Sports Awards. You may also like
Proudfoot trades Boks for England
Former Springbok assistant coach Matt Proudfoot has been confirmed as one of Eddie Jones’ new assistant coaches in the England camp. You may also like
World Cup winners up for another award
Siya Kolisi, Rassie Erasmus and Faf de Klerk have been nominated for the Rugby Union Writers’ Club personality of the year award for 2019. You may also like
Delay in naming new Bok coach
The official appointment of the new Bok coach – widely expected to be Jacques Nienaber – may only be ratified in the new year. You may also like
