The six Springbok centurions are Victor Matfield, Bryan Habana, Tendai "Beast" Mtawarira, John Smit, Jean de Villiers and Percy Montgomery. Click on the title of the quiz below to get started.
Six Springboks have worn the Green and Gold in more than 100 Tests - this is our second quiz to test your knowledge and see how well you know them.
The six Springbok centurions are Victor Matfield, Bryan Habana, Tendai "Beast" Mtawarira, John Smit, Jean de Villiers and Percy Montgomery. Click on the title of the quiz below to get started.
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Boks determined to correct wrongs against AussiesSpringbok coach Rassie Erasmus and utility back Canan Moodie were adamant that they had to correct the wrongs that cost them a 38-22 defeat against the Wallabies in the Castle Lager Rugby Championship last weekend when the teams cross paths at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday.
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Mapimpi called up as Boks release Kolisi, ArendseSpringbok coach Rassie Erasmus has called up experienced Springbok wing Makazole Mapimpi to the squad ahead of their final Castle Lager Rugby Championship match against Australia in Cape Town on Saturday, as captain Siya Kolisi and Kurt-Lee Arendse were released due to injury.
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Nche: “We have to bounce back against Australia”Springbok prop Ox Nche was visibly disappointed, much like all of his team-mates on Saturday night, following their 38-22 defeat against the Wallabies in the first round of the Castle Lager Rugby Championship at Ellis Park, and said they had to bounce back strongly next week to get their campaign back on track.
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“We were really awful” - Erasmus after Wallaby lossSpringbok coach Rassie Erasmus said his team’s unexpected defeat by Australia in a Castle Lager Rugby Championship match at Ellis Park was “really awful” and admitted he was embarrassed to appear at the post-match press conference.
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Performance of the ages gives Wallabies famous winA high-paced, high-powered start from the Springboks that saw them soar into a 22-0 lead in less than 20 minutes came to nought as a superb fightback by Australia carried them to a 38-22 victory (halftime 22-5) in the opening Castle Lager Rugby Championship match of the campaign at Ellis Park in Johannesburg on Saturday.