On this day: Bok pocket rockets slay Dragons
On this day in 2004, speedsters Breyton Paulse and Brent Russell contributed three tries as the Springboks ran up a half-century of points against Wales at Loftus Versfeld.
Bok big guns to fire against Wallabies
The Springboks are planning to unleash the likes of Lukhanyo Am and Pieter-Steph du Toit on the Wallabies, despite using a split-squad system in the Rugby Championship.
Joubert, the Rolls-Royce of Boks
In an extract from his new book, The Fireside Springbok, MIKE GREENAWAY celebrates Andre Joubert and the former fullback’s impact on the Boks’ maiden World Cup title win.
On this day: Boks win maiden RWC title
On 24 June 1995, Joel Stransky landed a drop goal as the Springboks beat the All Blacks at Ellis Park after extra time to win a World Cup for South Africa at the first attempt.
It’s official: Kleyn up to tackle Wallabies
SA Rugby has officially confirmed that former Irish international lock Jean Kleyn has been cleared for Springbok selection under new eligibility rules.
Kleyn the right Bok to ruffle Ireland
Lock Jean Kleyn is not only the “perfect fit” for the Springboks, but his potential World Cup selection by Rassie Erasmus will annoy rivals Ireland, writes MARK KEOHANE.
Springbok Quiz: On the fly
How well do you know the history of Springbok flyhalves? Tackle this quiz to find out?
Du Preez answers Bok SOS
Robert du Preez is the man to fix the Springbok flyhalf crisis, according to SARugbymag.co.za readers.
Wallabies: We can’t attack Boks with angels
Forwards coach Neal Hatley believes that a “fearsome” Australia pack can outscrum the Springboks in the Republic, but consistency and mongrel will be the key.
Ruan is Boks’ perfect World Cup backup
The pedigree and consistency of the evergreen Ruan Pienaar makes him the ideal candidate to call up in a Springbok half-back crisis in France, argues MARK KEOHANE.
