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Cheslin Kolbe may be one of the most experienced Springboks, but he's constantly working to improve his game and remains eager to learn from the youngsters.

Springboks wing Cheslin Kolbe revealed that he remains dedicated to improving his game and learning from younger teammates. Speaking with former teammate Steven Kitshoff on the For the Love of Rugby South Africa podcast, Kolbe noted that he continuously focuses on high-ball kicking contests and adapting his play as opponents evolve.
Kolbe is currently sidelined with a broken jaw, which will rule him out of the Springboks' Nations Championship campaign in Europe. He also praised the composure of the new generation of South African players, explaining that mutual learning between veterans and newcomers is key to the squad's culture.

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