‘Kolisi’s Boks the greatest example’
Joel Stransky believes out of the three World Cup-winning Springbok teams, captain Siya Kolisi’s 2019 side is the greatest of all.
Stransky speaks about ‘warm, fuzzy feelings’ in ’95
On the 25th anniversary of the Springboks’ maiden World Cup triumph in 1995, flyhalf Joel Stransky reflects on an ‘unbelievably special time’.
On this day: Tragedy strikes at ’95 RWC
On this day, 25 years ago, Ivory Coast wing Max Brito was trapped under a ruck after being tackled in their match against Tonga and suffered a broken back which left him a quadriplegic.
Itoje: RWC final was painful
Lock Maro Itoje says it took him a long time to get over England’s painful 32-12 defeat in the World Cup final by the Springboks last November.
‘Kiwis to blame for ’95 food poisoning’
Former SA Rugby boss Ed Griffiths still believes the All Blacks themselves were to blame for some of their players falling ill ahead of the 1995 World Cup final.
Scrums, mauls seen as high-risk
World Rugby is reportedly considering dramatic law changes in a bid to kick-start rugby after the Covid-19 pandemic.
Pollard: Boks will be targeted
Handre Pollard says that the Springboks will have to improve in the coming years to retain their No 1 ranking. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Lood: World Cup glory worth injury struggle
Springbok lock Lood de Jager tells SARugbymag.co.za about his painful battle with injury, why he put his body on the line in the World Cup final and how he celebrated Cheslin Kolbe’s try. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Kriel wouldn’t change World Cup script
Jesse Kriel ranks South Africa’s World Cup triumph as the highlight of his career in spite of the tournament-ending injury he sustained ahead of the playoffs. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Rassie desperate for long-term Bok success
Rassie Erasmus is determined to ensure the current world champion Bok team avoids some of the pitfalls that were experienced after previous World Cup triumphs.
