Massive blow for Boks as injured Am, Pollard released from camp
The Springboks will have to continue their Rugby Championship campaign without the services of leaders Lukhanyo Am and Handre Pollard after they were ruled out due to injury.
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The Springboks will have to continue their Rugby Championship campaign without the services of leaders Lukhanyo Am and Handre Pollard after they were ruled out due to injury.
Any discerning Springbok supporter would've known for months already that there's one in the bag, but Tuesday the cat was officially let out: Deon Fourie is indeed being earmarked to be the national side's Schalk Brits figure at next year's World Cup.
Damian Willemse's inclusion at flyhalf for the Springboks' Rugby Championship meeting with the Wallabies on Saturday in Sydney probably wouldn't have happened had it not been for a double injury blow in the No 10 jersey.
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber is not letting the frustrations of South Africans back home disrupt preparations for Saturday's Rugby Championship clash against the Wallabies in Sydney.
South Africa coach Jacques Nienaber has made eight changes to his side for the Rugby Championship clash with Australia on Saturday, including a debut on the wing for teenage utility back Canan Moodie and a move to flyhalf for Damian Willemse.
A string of injuries to key personnel has forced Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber to ring the changes following his side's recent loss to the Wallabies on Saturday.
Jacques Nienaber's oft-repeated line that winning will remain their first and foremost objective is starting to ring hollow.
Frustrated South Africa coach Jacques Nienaber rued missed opportunities and handling errors for costing them their Rugby Championship match against Australia, but said lessons had been learned for the second Test next weekend.