Ross Roche is the Head Rugby Writer at the Citizen. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on international sports leagues and federations, team sports, and sports tournaments. Ross has been featured in SuperSport, George Herald, and The Citizen News.
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The possible return of veteran Bongi Mbonambi to the Springbok fold could take some pressure off Malcolm Marx.
By: Ross Roche
The Lions can be incredibly proud of fronting up against the mighty All Blacks and giving them a run for their money.
By: Ross Roche
The Springboks have to win the second Test in Cape Town to keep their chances of winning the four-match series alive.
By: Ross Roche
A number of players have been given opportunities in recent times, with no one nailing down the position.
By: Ross Roche
Another huge battle is expected when the Boks and All Blacks square off in Cape Town.
By: Ross Roche
Five teams are battling it out for two Currie Cup semifinal spots, with the Griquas and Cheetahs already through to the playoffs.
Pieter-Steph du Toit is arguably the best Springbok rugby player in history, and will join the century club on Saturday.
By: Ross Roche
The Springboks are fully focused on doing what they need to this weekend to come out on top and level the series against the All Blacks.
By: Ross Roche
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi will hope to make a big impact on his return from injury against the All Blacks on Saturday.
By: Ross Roche
The Springboks had six centurions before 2022 and have welcomed a further five players to the club since.
