Salmaan Moerat captains new-look Springbok team to face Portugal
Lock Salmaan Moerat will captain the Springboks for the first time when they tackle Portugal in a one-off Test in Bloemfontein on Saturday.
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Facing South Africa's Kolisi a day 'to remember' for Montpellier skipper
Montpellier skipper Lenni Nouchi said facing South Africa's two-time World Cup winning captain Siya Kolisi in the Top 14 was a day "to remember", made extra special by a 44-20 win over Racing 92.
Montpellier v Ospreys Live: Kick-off time and score updates from Challenge Cup tie
The Ospreys are in Challenge Cup action this afternoon against Montpellier Herault in round two of European competition. Toby Booth has named Morgan Morris as captain in the absence of Jac Morgan.
'I felt I lost a lot of time with my family,' says Nienaber on move to Leinster
Former Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber said his move to Irish super club Leinster was informed by the need to spend more time with his family.
Streets lined with jubilant fans as South Africa honours champion Springboks
Tens of thousands of jubilant fans lined the streets of Pretoria, Johannesburg and Soweto on Thursday to catch a glimpse of champions South Africa at the start of a five-city Rugby World Cup trophy tour that will continue until Sunday.
Streets lined with jubilant fans as South Africa honours rugby champions
PRETORIA : Tens of thousands of jubilant fans lined the streets of Pretoria, Johannesburg and Soweto on Thursday (Nov 2) to catch a glimpse of champions South Africa at the start of a five-city Rugby World Cup trophy tour that will continue until Sunday.
Streets lined with jubilant fans as South Africa honours champion Springboks
PRETORIA : Tens of thousands of jubilant fans lined the streets of Pretoria, Johannesburg and Soweto on Thursday to catch a glimpse of champions South Africa at the start of a five-city Rugby World Cup trophy tour that will continue until Sunday.
'We're not geniuses!' Nienaber says after RWC final selection pays off
Strength in depth and the positional versatility of the 33-strong squad were behind South Africa's record fourth World Cup title, coach Jacques Nienaber said, warning not to dub his staff "geniuses" over their leftfield selection.