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The All Blacks have suffered a third injury blow ahead of the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series against the Springboks.
Winger Caleb Clarke will return to New Zealand after scans revealed he ruptured a tendon in his shoulder during Tuesday night’s 54-0 win against the Sharks in Durban.
All Blacks coach Dave Rennie said an injury replacement will not be called in a...
Codie Taylor has welcomed the return of All Blacks skipper Ardie Savea as the hooker prepares to lead his country in Saturday’s clash against the Vodacom Bulls at Loftus.
Taylor, who will captain New Zealand after recovering from a calf injury, spoke in Pretoria on Friday ahead of the third match of the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry tour.
Savea has linked up with the...
Defending champions Griquas produced a dominant display against the Sharks XV in Kimberley on Friday.
Winger Dylan Maart and replacement hooker Tiaan Lange both crossed for hat-tricks as Griquas secured a 55-21 win.
It moved them five points clear of the Boland Cavaliers, who beat the Lions earlier in the day, and the Cheetahs, who face the Bulls XV at Loftus on...
Mthokozisi Gumede scored a brace of tries as the Boland Cavaliers overcame a first-half deficit to beat the Lions in a thrilling round-five Currie Cup clash in Joburg on Friday.
Trailing 17-14 at half-time, the Cavaliers scored three of their five tries in an impressive second-half performance to claim a 38-29 victory at the Wits Stadium.
With two rounds left un...
Former Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer believes the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series has come too soon in Dave Rennie’s All Blacks tenure.
Rennie has won his first five matches in charge, including tour victories against the Stormers and Sharks, but Meyer says facing the world champions over four Tests will expose the difference in depth between the two nations.
“I...