Ticking the right Boks
The Springboks’ back-to-back wins over England, coupled with the unifying achievements of Siya Kolisi and Beast Mtawarira, have provided South African rugby with a much-needed lift, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Rassie’s Boks are shattering perceptions
Rassie Erasmus’ Springboks have proved that a more transformed team can win big Test matches via a pragmatic yet exciting approach, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Brits will add value to Boks
Schalk Brits’ Springbok inclusion is an inspired choice whether it be as a player or mentor, writes former Bok scrumhalf NEIL DE KOCK.
Boks have direction again
The Springboks may only be two Tests into the 2018 season, but there are already clear signs of bigger-picture thinking with the World Cup in mind, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Rassie must lock in Ellis Park heroes
SA Rugby needs to do everything in its power to ensure that these Springboks – including those based abroad – play together as much as possible in the lead-up to the 2019 World Cup, writes JON CARDINELLI.
England to target Bok tight five, back four
The Springboks can expect an aerial bombardment and all-out attack at the set piece from England, writes BRENDAN VENTER.
What Boks can expect from England
The Springboks can look to target England at the breakdown in what should be a fascinating three-Test series, writes defence coach OMAR MOUNEIMNE.
Boks have more to offer
The Springboks can be expected to offer more than a one-dimensional approach in the three-Test series against England, but the accuracy of execution will be key to their cause, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
SA public must be patient with Rassie
Rassie Erasmus and Eddie Jones will have one eye on the World Cup during the June Test series, writes JOHN PLUMTREE.
Kolisi can glue Bok team together
Siya Kolisi’s appointment as Springbok captain is based on merit rather than transformation, writes BRENDAN VENTER in his first SARugbymag.co.za column.
