Stormers to make call on returning Boks, await results of Senatla scan
The Stormers will make a call on their returning Springboks later in the week as they prepare to face Scottish outfit Edinburgh at Cape Town Stadium.
Joseph Dweba Sport News
Bok wings Nkosi, Arendse return for Argentina showdown
CAPE TOWN : South Africa have recalled wings Sbu Nkosi and Kurt-Lee Arendse for their crunch final Rugby Championship fixture against Argentina in Durban on Saturday, but have a crisis at flyhalf with Damian Willemse out through injury.
Major blow for Springboks as Willemse is ruled out of final Pumas Test
The Springboks received a major blow ahead of Saturday's final Rugby Championship Test against Argentina in Durban after flyhalf Damian Willemse was ruled out with concussion.
Big names arrive and old faces return in new URC season
We have already gone in depth on the four Irish provinces (you can read our breakdowns of Leinster, Munster, Ulster and Connacht here), but it's been another busy summer of comings and goings across the BTK United Rugby Championship.
'In sync' Deon Fourie calmly shrugs off lineout doubts: 'There's more to playing hooker'
Deon Fourie is undaunted by the prospect of having to fill Malcolm Marx's considerable boots as a Bomb Squad member this weekend.
Deon Fourie backed to be Boks' new Schalk Brits, even though he's not really a hooker anymore
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.
Injury-hit South Africa ring changes for Australia rematch
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.
Davids on Boks doubling down on Dweba starting: He gained experience in pressure situations
Springbok assistant coach Deon Davids tried to detangle the web of confusion around the doubling down on starting inexperienced hooker Joseph Dweba ahead of Malcolm Marx.