Ross Roche is a seasoned journalist and the Head Rugby writer for The Citizen News in South Africa. With a focus on national rugby coverage, Ross provides in-depth analysis, match previews, and post-match reports. His work has also been featured in SuperSport, further solidifying his expertise in the field of rugby journalism.
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By: Ross Roche
The Boks were lucky to lead 19-9 at halftime, which became 19-15 going into the last 20 minutes, before they pulled away at the end.
By: Ross Roche
The Boks will be happy to get off to a winning start, and they will hope to build on that momentum into their game against England at Twickenham on Saturday.
By: Ross Roche
The Bok coach explained that they were hoping to get the team used to many changes between games, especially considering how much depth they have.
By: Ross Roche
Bok captain Siya Kolisi and several other first-choice players are expected to return for Twickenham showdown.
By: Ross Roche
The dynamic loose forward made his Bok debut in 2018 in a one-off Test against Wales in Washington DC.
The one thing the Boks will have to contend with this week is a shorter preparation week.
A superb century from Tilak Varma helped India power their way to a big 219-6 in the third Wonder Cement T20 International against the Proteas at SuperSport Park in Centurion on Wednesday evening.
A stunning display of power hitting by Proteas allrounder Marco Jansen almost helped his team come back from the dead, before they fell to a 11-run loss against India in the third Wonder Cement T20 International at SuperSport Park in Centurion on Wednesday night.
By: Ross Roche
The biggest selection calls are at flyhalf where Manie Libbok starts and tighthead prop where Wilco Louw gets the nod.
By: Ross Roche
After the furore kicked up by the Boks naming a 7-1 bench split against Scotland, Erasmus has shifted back to the traditional 5-3 for England.
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