Nienaber shrugs off World Cup spying fears
Jacques Nienaber shrugged off fears that rugby espionage was at play at the Rugby World Cup, with some teams worried they were being spied on.
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Jacques Nienaber shrugged off fears that rugby espionage was at play at the Rugby World Cup, with some teams worried they were being spied on.
Mercurial flyhalf Finn Russell will pull the strings for Scotland when they take on South Africa in Marseille on Sunday after coach Gregor Townsend named the matchday-23.
Veteran Taulupe Faletau has recovered from injury handing Wales a boost ahead of their tricky World Cup Pool C opener against Fiji on Sunday in Bordeaux.
Siya Kolisi says the Springboks are relishing the challenge of getting their Rugby World Cup campaign off to a tough start with a “playoff game” against Scotland on Sunday.
Eddie Jones got the World Cup mind games underway with a cheeky dig at World Rugby and message to referee Luke Pearce ahead of the Wallabies opener against Georgia on Saturday.
Dan Carter believes the 2023 World Cup, which gets underway on Friday, will be the “closest” ever but says his New Zealand compatriots will use the “hurt” of 2019 to inspire them to victory.
When Scotland first scrums against the Springboks in their World Cup opener on Sunday, they will do so in confidence, propped up by two South Africans coached by Pieter De Villiers.
Malcolm Marx, Bongi Mbonambi and Franco Mostert’s grandmothers offered up gems of wisdom in a new online series about the men in green and gold.
SA Rugby magazine identifies the players to watch in Pool D at the global showpiece in France.
SA Rugby magazine relives unforgettable moments from the 2019 Rugby World Cup.