Dyantyi’s blazing his own trail
Aphiwe Dyantyi is the sort of lethal finisher the Springboks have been crying out for since the heyday of Bryan Habana, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
All Blacks set the gold standard
The All Blacks’ dominance is good for world rugby because it’s changing the way teams are approaching the game, writes former Bok scrumhalf NEIL DE KOCK.
Ackermann can bust down Bok door
Gloucester-based Ruan Ackermann is the sort of robust loose forward who needs to power his way on to the Springbok radar, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Kolbe can ignite Bok backline
Cheslin Kolbe’s national call-up is a big statement in terms of how the Springboks aim to play the game, writes former Bok scrumhalf NEIL DE KOCK.
Boks must make best use of Kolbe
Rassie Erasmus will need to be calculated in the way he deploys Cheslin Kolbe as an X-factor weapon in the Springboks’ arsenal, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Rassie must focus on Bok job
Rassie Erasmus should not coach the Bulls in next year’s Super Rugby tournament, writes SIMON BORCHARDT.
Bok turnaround will take time
The Springboks will experience teething problems in the infancy of Rassie Erasmus’ tenure and the public needs to remain patient, writes former Bok scrumhalf NEIL DE KOCK.
Boks need backline depth
The lack of cohesion and clarity around certain positions in the Bok backline will be an increasing cause for concern, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Mallett: Boks made basic defensive errors
What NICK MALLETT had to say on SuperSport about the Rugby Championship games in Auckland and Mendoza.
Time for Boks to experiment is now
The away Test against Argentina is the ideal opportunity for Rassie Erasmus to test his squad depth with their challenging Australasian tour on the horizon, writes former Bok scrumhalf NEIL DE KOCK.
