Boks boasting brains and brawn
The Boks’ tactical evolution this season is cause for encouragement heading towards the 2019 World Cup, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Boks standards are soaring
The Springbok coaches, as well as the fans, should be encouraged by the progress of the side in 2018, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Bok defence must be applauded
If the Boks find the correct balance on defence, they have the capability to finish in pole position against the All Blacks this Saturday, writes defence coach OMAR MOUNEIMNE.
Louw adds string to Bok bow
The inclusion of Francois Louw will aid and abet South Africa’s efforts at the breakdown, writes former Bok scrumhalf NEIL DE KOCK.
Captaincy a good fit for Kolisi
The Springbok captaincy has empowered Siya Kolisi as a player, but he self-admittedly remains on a learning curve as a Test leader, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Bok brain game in spotlight
The Springboks’ game management needs to improve ahead of the showdown with the All Blacks in Pretoria, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Mallett: PE crowd was 16th man for Boks
What NICK MALLETT had to say on SuperSport after the Rugby Championship game between the Springboks and Wallabies in Port Elizabeth.
Nel can be crossover star
Ruhan Nel may not have been selected for Saturday’s match in Port Elizabeth, but he boasts an all-round skill set that can add a string to the Springboks’ bow in the long-term, writes former Bok scrumhalf NEIL DE KOCK.
Boks can build crucial depth
The Springboks need to find answers to the questions that persist around their backup depth at scrumhalf and fullback, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Wellington win will be Bok catalyst
The Springboks’ historic win over the All Blacks in Wellington is a fillip for the global game, writes former Bok scrumhalf NEIL DE KOCK.
