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Season over for Marx?

Rassie Erasmus has confirmed that Malcolm Marx suffered a broken leg in the defeat to Ireland in Durban which could keep him on the sidelines for a prolonged period.

Rassie backs rookies to right the wrongs

Rassie Erasmus has backed the seven debutants to see the Springboks bounce back from a disappointing result against Ireland when they tackle Portugal in Bloemfontein on Saturday.

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Crocked Boks count cost of Ireland series

Rassie Erasmus has confirmed at least three veterans will miss the 2024 Rugby Championship opener in Australia after suffering injuries in the second Test against Ireland.

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Moerat to captain new-look Boks

Salmaan Moerat will captain the Springboks for the first time as seven players are set to make their Test debuts in the historic first-ever clash with Portugal in Bloemfontein on Saturday.

Watch: Eben’s memorable 100th

On this day in 2022, Eben Etzebeth ran out at Cape Town Stadium for his 100th Test, becoming the seventh inductee of the illustrious club of Springbok centurions.

Mchunu to release the beast on Portugal

Ntuthuko Mchunu has emphasised his desire to write his own story as the Springbok prop returns to the venue of his Test debut to tackle Portugal on Saturday.

RIP: Ex-All Blacks hooker Norm Hewitt

Former All Blacks hooker Norm Hewitt, who had been diagnosed with motor neurone disease, has died aged 55, New Zealand Rugby said on Tuesday.

New-look Boks eager to reignite in Bloem

The Springboks are targeting a return to their high standards when a new-look team tackles Portugal in the first-ever Test between the nations in Bloemfontein.

Watch: Ox bats away scrum critic

Ox Nche was left straight-faced when he was asked about the Springbok scrum “not functioning” after his man of the match performance against Ireland in Durban.

State of the Currie Cup: Gauteng giants stay unbeaten

Defending Currie Cup champions the Cheetahs, as well as the two Gauteng teams – the Lions and Vodacom Bulls – all continued their unbeaten starts to the 2024 edition of the tournament.