With rugby in limbo due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Sport24 team has kept busy by digging into the archives, remembering memorable moments in the history of South African rugby.There's the old adage that you never write off a Springbok team and for this week's agenda, Herman Mostert recalls 10 encounters since isolation where the…
Warrick Gelant (Getty Images) Springbok and Bulls fullback Warrick Gelant is making use of his time in lockdown isolation to keep in shape as best he can and stay abreast with current affairs.Register your interest for the British & Irish Lions tickets in South Africa 2021Knysna-born Gelant has been a stalwart for the Bulls and…
Sport24's Herman Mostert picks his 10 greatest flyhalves - in order - to wear the No 10 jersey for the Springboks.But what do YOU think?Who was the greatest Springbok to pull the key No 10 jersey over his head? Let us know your thoughts by mailing us on [email protected] or by tweeting us @Sport24news. 1.…
Springboks 2020-04-26 21:02 Handre Pollard (Getty Images) Springbok flyhalf Handre Pollard is reportedly set to top rugby's rich list heading into the 2020/21 European season.This is according to a list compiled by the prestigious Wales Online website.Pollard, who plies his trade at French club Montpellier, shares top spot with New Zealand centre Charles Piutau, who…
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