Reinach reaches 50 for Boks, Nuke Squad returns
Cobus Reinach is set to earn his 50th Test cap against Wales in Cardiff for a rebuilt Springbok side featuring a 7-1 bench.
Marshall: All Blacks can emulate ’96 Incomparables
Justin Marshall believes the All Blacks have what it takes to tour South Africa in 2026 and “replicate” what the team of 1996 achieved. The 1996 All Blacks were the first team from New Zealand to win a Test series in South Africa. Speaking on the The Good, The Bad & The Rugby Australia & New Zealand podcast, Marshall was… Read more →
B&I Lions take firm stance on R360
The British & Irish Lions have thrown their full weight behind growing resistance to the proposed R360 competition.
Jake: No one can live with the Boks
Former Springbok coach Jake White says last weekend’s chaotic Dublin Test proved one thing beyond doubt – no team on the planet can currently live with South Africa.
Rassie’s data reveals who can go the distance
World Cup winner Schalk Brits says Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus is not afraid to make the big calls and will rely heavily on data analytics to pick players who can perform.
Ex-Bok backs Tandy to turn Wales around
Former Springbok wing Stefan Terblanche says new Wales head coach Steve Tandy reminds him of Springbok boss Rassie Erasmus.
Ireland lock gets slap on wrist for Marx cleanout
Ireland lock James Ryan has been suspended after making a dangerous clearout at a ruck during last weekend’s loss to the Springboks in Dublin.
Weekend teams
Check out the match-day squads for this weekend’s Test matches.
New-look Wales braced for Bok onslaught
Wales have been forced into wholesale changes for Saturday’s showdown with the world champion Springboks in Cardiff.
Schalla: Malcolm is a marked man
Schalk Burger believes James Ryan’s 20-minute red card against the Springboks may signal a growing trend of opposition teams zeroing in on Malcolm Marx at the breakdown.
