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The Springboks secured a 43-28 victory over the All Blacks in Baltimore, concluding a thrilling four-Test series with a 3-1 win. The match highlighted South Africa's dominance in scrum and physicality. Despite the All Blacks' strong performance, the Springbok team's depth and composure showcased their status as rugby's elite, promising future encounters.
On October 6, 2012, Sipho "Hotstix" Mabuse performed the South African National Anthem at Soccer City during a rugby match between the Springboks and All Blacks. This marked a significant milestone in his long music career, as it was his first anthem performance, celebrated for its emotional impact and national pride.
Warren Kirkland captures the excitement of the Springboks' 33-26 victory over the All Blacks in the second test at DHL Stadium on August 29, 2026. Despite chilly weather, the match showcased a fierce rivalry, with South Africa's strong defense and crucial moments leading them to reclaim the series after an earlier loss.
The DHL Stormers faced the All Blacks in a thrilling rugby match at DHL Stadium, which ended 38-21 in favor of the All Blacks. Despite the score, the Stormers performed commendably, tying the game at one point. Both teams showcased strengths and weaknesses, emphasizing the All Blacks' need to improve before upcoming tests against the Springboks.
As the DHL Stormers prepare to face the All Blacks XV, a journey of 50 years unfolds, reflecting on cherished memories of rugby and personal connections. The author, a lifelong All Blacks supporter, shares stories of family and friendships that highlight how rugby has shaped his life and experiences.
Jamie Wall, a prominent New Zealand rugby journalist, will appear on CapeTalk's The Business of Entertainment on August 6 to discuss the upcoming rivalry between South Africa and New Zealand. Having covered rugby for over a decade, Wall offers an insider's perspective as the All Blacks embark on The Greatest Rivalry Tour.
The highly anticipated Rugby Championship match at Eden Park pits the Springboks against the All Blacks. With South Africa's recent four-match winning streak and key player adjustments, they aim to end New Zealand's unbeaten record at this venue since 1994. Analysts predict a tight contest, favoring the Springboks by a narrow margin.
What a superb Saturday afternoon at DHL Stadium. My family and I went to the last game 7 years ago at Newlands. But before the game I reached out to Jamie Wall from NZ (his twitter/ X detail is JamieWall2) who was on tour with the All Blacks and got him to come on my... Continue Reading →
Delighted to have been a guest on the Honest Truth with Benito on Smile FM last night Talking 2023 Rugby World Cup. Do Listen, but let me tell you ... The All Blacks are not winning the World Cup. The pack is weak and the tight 5 does not exist. Backline is superb, but games... Continue Reading →
Ahead of the 10th Rugby World Cup, we have collected all of the records that could be potentially broken at this year’s tournament. To highlight a few, South Africa or New Zealand could break their tie (3 wins) and become the nation with the most titles won since the tournament’s inception (4 titles), Australia could... Continue Reading →
Reposted by kind permission of Rodney Reiners. Visit his blog at https://rodneyreiners.wordpress.com “You'll never have a quiet world till you knock the patriotism out of the human race.” - George Bernard Shaw "Rugby is great. The players don't wear helmets or padding; they just beat the living daylights out of each other, and then go... Continue Reading →
• Final Springbok Test at DHL Newlands • Rising Georgia make SA debut in Port Elizabeth • New Zealand visit the Lowveld in September The Springboks will bid an emotional farewell to DHL Newlands in Cape Town in July, and will face the All Blacks in a brand-new venue in September, after SA Rugby confirmed... Continue Reading →
World Rugby’s frustrating failure to have a back-up plan in place for adverse weather conditions was scathingly summed up Sergio Parise, the Italy captain and one of the game’s greats. After hearing that Italy’s game against the All Blacks on Saturday has been cancelled, the disappointed Parise said: “If New Zealand needed four or five... Continue Reading →
The All Blacks team has been named to face world number two ranked Ireland at Aviva Stadium, Dublin, on Saturday 17 November (Kick-off: 7.00PM Ireland time) The matchday 23 is as follows (with Test caps in brackets): 1. Karl Tu’inukuafe (11) 2. Codie Taylor (40) 3. Owen Franks (105) 4. Brodie Retallick (73) 5. Samuel... Continue Reading →
The All Blacks win a humdinger of a test match The disappointed Springboks rued ‘soft moments’ that cost them a famous double over world No 1 New Zealand, but came away with burgeoning self-belief, despite a heart-breaking two-point defeat (32-30) in a Castle Lager Rugby Championship clash at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria on Saturday. The... Continue Reading →
THE last two occasions the Springboks hosted the All Blacks in Pretoria the visitors behaved rather rudely, trashing Loftus Versfeld to the tune of 16-52 in 2003 and three years later crushing Jake White’s Boks 45-26. That opening statement written by my mate Mike Greenaway (16 -52 at Loftus ) inspired me to reflect on... Continue Reading →
This is one of the great rugby reads of all time .. I was at the game with Mike Greenaway and got so smashed after the game . I was given a 500m coke bottle filled with Jack Daniels and stumbled out the stadium and then we went to Traders …..You had to be at... Continue Reading →
Steve Hansen has used 55 All Blacks in 2017, and 44 of them on this northern tour. This does not apply to the Boks at present under Coetzee As insurance policies go, Steve Hansen may just have a dandy a couple of years out from the next World Cup. The All Blacks have been better,... Continue Reading →
In the Line of Fire: The Inside Story from the Lions Head Coach Looks a top read -just bought it from Amazon
The All Blacks team has been named to play the third Bledisloe Cup Test against Australia at Suncorp Stadium, Australia, this Saturday 21 October. The matchday 23 (with Test caps in brackets) is: 1. Kane Hames (5) 2. Dane Coles (54) 3. Nepo Laulala (9) 4. Samuel Whitelock (92) 5. Scott Barrett (13) 6. Liam... Continue Reading →
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