2023 RWC draw: All you need to know
Find out everything you need to know about the 2023 Rugby World Cup draw taking place in Paris on 14 December. You may also like
Watch: Top 10 Bok tries at RWC
The Springboks have scored some sensational tries at the Rugby World Cup in their seven tournament appearances to date. Check out this compilation from World Rugby showcasing 10 of the best. You may also like
No-booze policy boosted Boks in RWC final
Head of athletic performance Aled Walters has paid tribute to the Springboks’ professionalism and attitude following their World Cup win in Japan. JON CARDINELLI reports. You may also like
Ambitious Boks continue to strike right balance
The public reaction to the World Cup victory as well as Rassie Erasmus’ insistence that it’s a springboard to greater things bode well for the sport in South Africa, writes Jon Cardinelli. You may also like
Springboks power to World Cup victory
Siya Kolisi’s Springboks have made history after hammering England 32-12 on Saturday and claiming South Africa’s third World Cup title. JON CARDINELLI at the Yokohama Stadium reports. You may also like
President Ramaphosa in Japan to back SA
President Cyril Ramaphosa has touched down in Japan and will meet the Springboks ahead of their World Cup final to offer the country’s support. You may also like
All Blacks end Hansen era on a high
The All Blacks claimed a 40-17 bronze final victory against Wales in Tokyo on Friday to give coach Steve Hansen a winning end to his tenure. DYLAN JACK reports. You may also like
Kolbe, Du Toit nominated for Player of the Year
Springbok wing Cheslin Kolbe and flank Pieter-Steph du Toit are among the nominees for World Rugby’s Player of the Year award for 2019. You may also like
Os: Man up and keep your discipline
Double World Cup-winner Os du Randt says the Boks can claim a third title on Saturday provided the forward pack front up physically against England and the team remain disciplined throughout. You may also like
Kolbe back for Rugby World Cup final
Fit-again Cheslin Kolbe returns to the right wing in the only change to the Springboks’ starting lineup for this Saturday’s World Cup final against England in Yokohama. You may also like
