Bok management hopeful super Siya will be fit and ready for World Cup: 'He's done it before'
The Springbok team management is positive that Springbok captain Siya Kolisi will be ready for their World Cup defence in France in four months.
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The Springbok team management is positive that Springbok captain Siya Kolisi will be ready for their World Cup defence in France in four months.
CAPE TOWN : South Africa are confident captain Siya Kolisi will be fit for the World Cup after undergoing knee surgery last month and will give him as much time as possible to be ready even if he misses the opening games.
Rugby World Cup holders South Africa will hold a training camp in Corsica before beginning their title defence against Scotland in Marseille on 10 September.
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber is satisfied that they achieved their objectives in the first of two preparation camps that concluded in Durban on Friday.
A group of 15 players, including the injured duo of captain Siya Kolisi and star lock Eben Etzebeth, were present as the first of two Springbok camps this month got underway in Durban on Wednesday.
The importance of Siya Kolisi to South Africa's World Cup defence has been underlined by his inclusion in a preliminary Springbok training camp, despite undergoing knee ligament surgery.
With the 2023 international season fast approaching, the Springboks are stepping up their preparations for both the Rugby Championship and this year's showpiece event, the Rugby World Cup in France.
Sharks scrumhalf Grant Williams' strong finish to the European season, even if his team perhaps can't claim the same, has sent a strong message to Springbok head coach Jacques Nienaber that he will find hard to ignore.