Malcolm hit the mark
A key stat has shown why Malcolm Marx is invaluable for the world champion Springboks, and widely considered the best hooker on the planet.
A key stat has shown why Malcolm Marx is invaluable for the world champion Springboks, and widely considered the best hooker on the planet.
Malcolm Marx will miss the upcoming Japanese club rugby season because of an injury that ruled him out of the World Cup, his team Kubota Spears said on Monday.
Watch the heartwarming moment that the injured Malcolm Marx and Makazole Mapimpi rejoined the Springboks at the team hotel ahead of the World Cup final.
Former lock Mark Andrews says the Springboks have been less effective without Malcolm Marx at hooker.
Keo and Zels discuss the road ahead for the Boks without injured hooker Malcolm Marx and what this means for the World Cup.
Marco van Staden has emphasised his readiness to switch from loose-forward to hooker following the tournament-ending injury to Malcolm Marx.
Jacques Nienaber says the Springboks are taking a “glass half-full” approach to Malcolm Marx’s injury after the star hooker was ruled out of the World Cup.
The Springboks’ World Cup rivals will breathe easier knowing a key weapon in the defending champions’ arsenal in France has been neutralised, writes MARK KEOHANE.
The loss of Malcolm Marx is a massive blow for the Springboks in France, given the legendary impact the hooker has made for the world champions over the years.
The Springboks have lost the services of the influential and experienced Malcolm Marx for the remainder of their world title defence in France.