Rassie Erasmus apologises for press conference outburst as injuries hit both squads
Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus apologised for losing his temper in a press conference. Meanwhile, South Africa’s Cheslin Kolbe and New Zealand’s Ardie Savea and Luke Jacobson have been ruled out with injuries.
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Wallabies draw 28-28 with Argentina to secure historic series victory
Australia secured their first-ever series win on Argentine soil after fighting out a 28-28 draw in Mendoza. The result keeps new head coach Les Kiss unbeaten after his first four Tests in charge.
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Max Jorgensen exploits overlap against 14-man Argentina
Wallabies winger Max Jorgensen capitalised on a defensive overlap to score out wide against a 14-man Argentina side during their recent international rugby clash.
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Siya Kolisi intervenes to take selfie with pitch-invading fan
Springboks captain Siya Kolisi stepped in to stop stadium security and took a selfie with a supporter who had run onto the pitch after the match at FNB Stadium.
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New documentary explores the life and health struggles of Jonah Lomu
A new film examines the rapid rise and personal challenges of late All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu, despite legal attempts by his widow to block the project’s release.
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Cam Roigard accused of diving during incident with Cobus Reinach
All Blacks halfback Cam Roigard has faced criticism and accusations of diving following a first-half tip tackle incident involving South Africa’s Cobus Reinach.
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Bristol hooker hospitalised after injury in Premiership Rugby Cup match
A Premiership Rugby Cup match between Bristol and Gloucester was temporarily halted after a Bristol hooker suffered an injury and was stretchered off to be taken to hospital.
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Griquas dominate Lions to reach second straight Currie Cup final
The Griquas have secured their place in a second consecutive Currie Cup final following a convincing semi-final victory over the Lions in Kimberley.
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Lood de Jager reflects on recovering from career-threatening heart condition
Springbok lock Lood de Jager has opened up about his battle with pericarditis, which ruled him out of the 2023 World Cup, as he returns to action ahead of his 76th Test cap.
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St Andrew’s College claim historic maiden national First XV title
Christchurch’s St Andrew’s College defeated Tauranga Boys’ College 34-24 in Palmerston North to capture their first-ever national First XV rugby championship and the Moascar Cup.
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Welsh Rugby Union to hold workshops on future of professional clubs
The Welsh Rugby Union is preparing for key workshops in December to decide licensing criteria, which could lead to club mergers, team closures, or the creation of a new West Wales side.
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Concussion symptoms delay Jean-Luc du Preez’s return for Bordeaux
Springbok loose forward Jean-Luc du Preez missed Bordeaux Bègles’ latest match as he awaits medical clearance following ongoing concussion symptoms, raising concerns over his recovery.
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Jesse Kriel breaks through defence to score crucial try
South African centre Jesse Kriel displayed his physical power by brushing off a tackle from Carter to cross the line and score a notable try.
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Malcolm Marx praised for dominant breakdown performance under pressure
Springboks hooker Malcolm Marx has been lauded for his physical dominance and ability to win crucial turnovers at the breakdown when his team was under intense pressure.
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Massimo De Lutiis makes history as Wallaby number 1000
Prop Massimo De Lutiis has continued his impressive rise, making a significant impact off the bench after recently becoming the 1,000th player to represent Australia.
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