All eyes on ‘most improved Bok’

Rassie Erasmus expects Makazole Mapimpi to make the most of his starting opportunity against Argentina at Kings Park on Saturday. JON CARDINELLI reports from Durban.

Rassie’s plan hinges on good start

Rassie Erasmus’ plan to field two fetchers in the same back row will depend on the game situation at Kings Park. JON CARDINELLI reports from Durban.

10 Springbok stats and facts

For the Rugby Championship Test against Argentina at Kings Park on Saturday.

Rugby Champs teams (Round 1)

Take a look at who’s playing this weekend before you make your SuperBru and Fantasy League picks.

Hodge at 13 for Wallabies

Reece Hodge has been selected to start at outside centre for the Wallabies against the All Blacks in Sydney on Saturday.

Smith’s renewed focus

A change of mindset has made All Blacks scrumhalf Aaron Smith a better player and person, writes MARC HINTON.

Boks ‘excited’ by depth at hooker

Forwards coach Matt Proudfoot says the competition building at hooker bodes well for the Boks, writes CRAIG LEWIS in Durban.

New-look Bok back row taking shape

Francois Louw is excited by the prospect of resuming his back-row partnership with fellow flanker Siya Kolisi when the Boks host Argentina this Saturday. CRAIG LEWIS reports from Durban.

Kolisi a unifying force

Siya Kolisi has helped to bring the Springboks, and South Africa, together, writes JON CARDINELLI.

Trio may stay with Boks

Rassie Erasmus says that overseas-based players Francois Louw, Faf de Klerk and Willie le Roux may remain with the Springboks if the team is hit by injuries or poor results, writes JON CARDINELLI in Durban.