by HolAdmin | Sep 21, 2026 | African Golf News
The Springboks can’t relinquish their world No 1 ranking against the Wallabies in Perth, but they can’t gain anything either. Three consecutive wins against the All Blacks have given the Boks their highest-ever rankings tally of 95.09 points and a 3.94-point cushion...
by HolAdmin | Sep 21, 2026 | African Golf News
Caleb Clarke admits the All Blacks have struggled to adapt to the new aerial laws and that the Springboks exposed that. World Rugby outlawed escorts in late 2024, meaning teams can no longer impede or obstruct chasing players competing for a high ball. The Boks...
by HolAdmin | Sep 21, 2026 | African Golf News
Loose forward Carlo Tizzano is eager to challenge himself against “the best team in the world” when the Wallabies and Springboks clash in Perth on Sunday. Tizzano made his Test debut against South Africa in Brisbane in August 2024 after injuries to Liam Wright and...
by HolAdmin | Sep 21, 2026 | African Golf News
URC head of match officials Tappe Henning has questioned World Rugby’s decision to remove the scrum option from a free kick. The 2024 law change means a team awarded a free kick can no longer opt for a scrum, prompting concerns that a side under pressure at the...
by HolAdmin | Sep 21, 2026 | African Golf News
Mike Tindall reckons the Springboks have “cracked the code” by being attritional and expansive, yet the ex-England star wonders if South Africa could adapt to a scrum law change. Tindall was speaking on The Good, The Bad & The Rugby XTRA podcast, reflecting on a...
