Bryan Habana

Two Boks crack Parisse’s Dream Team

Italy stalwart Sergio Parisse has picked two World Cup-winning Springbok legends in his all-time dream team.

Habana: Bakkies wasn’t the toughest

Bryan Habana has ranked legendary Springbok hardman Bakkies Botha as only the third toughest opponent he ever faced in his career.

Speed king: Habana, Chavhanga take their marks

After leaving Makazole Mapimpi in his dust, Bryan Habana now faces the next rapid challenger for the title of the fastest Springbok over 50 metres.

PERTH, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 20: (TOUCHLINE IMAGES ARE AVAILABLE TO CLIENTS IN THE UK, USA AND AUSTRALIA ONLY) Bryan Habana of Australia in action during the Tri-Nations test match between Australian Wallabies and South African Springbocks held at Subiaco Oval August 20, 2005 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Touchline Photo/Getty Images)

Speed king: Habana vs Mapimpi

South Africa is blessed with wings that can flat-out fly – here’s your chance to decide which of these two Springboks would win a 50-metre foot race!

Bryan Habana scores at the 2007 World Cup

Watch: 20 unforgettable World Cup tries

Watch this compilation of 20 World Cup tries that are simply impossible to forget, featuring England’s Jason Robinson, South Africa’s Bryan Habana and Wales’ Shane Williams.

Watch: Habana’s best try

Rewind to the moment that Bryan Habana scored, by his admission, the best try of his career, escaping from inside his own 22-metre area to produce an incredible solo try for the Vodacom Bulls.

Montgomery launches El Centurion 102 Agave spirit

One of South Africa’s favourite rugby sons, and the first ever Springbok Test centurion, Percy Montgomery has launched his tequila brand, El Centurion 102.

Jantjies closing in on Habana record

Elton Jantjies could potentially break Bryan Habana’s points-scoring record during Saturday’s Test between the Springboks and England at Twickenham.

Habana backs Siya, silences Sir Clive

Bryan Habana has lauded Siya Kolisi’s Springboks as a special side and said their style of play should be viewed in the context of the journey the team was on, writes GASANT ABARDER.