Rassie Erasmus welcomes the return of the SA ‘A’ team as they face Zimbabwe in a Gqeberha double-header, calling it a key opportunity to test Springbok depth ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup.
SA 'A' will face Zimbabwe in a double-header curtain-raiser before the Springboks host the Barbarians in Gqeberha on 20 June.
Some injury setbacks are likely to open the door for a couple of newcomers who should be considered for a Springbok debut.
"We’re excited for the opportunity to test ourselves against one of the world’s top rugby nations and a truly elite system." ...
A breathtakingly detailed scale model of Heidelberg’s historic Klipkerk has been donated to Heidelberg Heritage and the ...
Not content with surrendering fishing rights and spending £570m reintroducing the Erasmus scheme, Sir Keir Starmer now wants ...
Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus has added another fixture to his list for 2026. The South Africa A team will play Zimbabwe as Erasmus casts his selection net wider.
If the World Cup winner has intentions of getting back into the Springbok team, then joining the Cheetahs is not the best ...
At the end of a week where Salmaan Moerat’s departure from the DHL Stormers had been announced, watching the Sale Sharks take the field in their Investec Champions Cup quarterfinal against Leinster ...
Streisand played Fanny Brice in the Broadway show, and Kazan said it took a year and a half for her to finally perform the ...
The South African 'A' team will make its comeback on 20 June when they face Zimbabwe in a curtain-raiser to the Springboks' ...
Eight Abu Dhabi students conquer Everest Base Camp after months of intense training, turning a school expedition into a ...
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