Front-row forward Jan-Hendrik Wessels has been suspended for nine consecutive matches, ruling him out of the South Africa’s upcoming autumn Test series.

Springboks announce 36-man tour squad with uncapped Porthen included.

All Blacks coach Scott Robertson backs 2026 tour of Springboks as “hell of a tour”.

All Blacks head coach Scott Robertson believes South Africa’s move from Super Rugby to the United Rugby Championship created the space for a traditional tour format to return.

New Zealand will embark on a historic tour of South Africa in 2026, with the All Blacks set to play four Tests against the Springboks in a series branded “Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry.”

SANZAAR has confirmed that the Rugby Championship will continue through 2027, 2028 and 2029, ending speculation about its long-term future.

South Africa clinched back-to-back Rugby Championship titles after surviving a ferocious Argentina comeback in London, edging Los Pumas 29–27 in a gripping contest.

South Africa captain Siya Kolisi has warned his side not to underestimate Argentina in Saturday’s Rugby Championship finale at Twickenham.

Argentina coach Felipe Contepomi has named Simón Benítez Cruz and Gerónimo Prisciantelli as his starting halfbacks for Saturday’s Rugby Championship clash against South Africa at Twickenham.

South Africa have made only one change to their starting XV for the Rugby Championship clash against Argentina at Twickenham.

Argentina lose Tomas Albornoz and Gonzalo Garcia to injury ahead of Springboks test at Twickenham.

Eben Etzebeth back in Springboks line-up as South Africa target vital win over Argentina.

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has announced a 33-man squad for the final two Rugby Championship matches against Argentina.

New Zealand booked their place in the Rugby World Cup semi-finals with a dominant 46–17 win over South Africa in Exeter.

South Africa produced a dominant second-half performance to crush New Zealand 43–10 in Wellington, inflicting the heaviest defeat in All Blacks history.

The Black Ferns have named their match-day 23 for the Women’s Rugby World Cup quarter-final against South Africa, to be held at Sandy Park in Exeter on Saturday.

France produced a commanding all-round performance to dismantle South Africa 57–10 in their final Pool D fixture at the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup in Northampton.

New Zealand extended their imperious unbeaten run at Eden Park to 51 Tests with a tense 24–17 victory over South Africa in the Rugby Championship.

Babalwa Latsha will captain the Springbok Women for the first time at a Women’s Rugby World Cup when they face France in their Pool D decider at Franklin’s Gardens on Sunday.

Siya Kolisi returns but Jesse Kriel captains Springboks against All Blacks at Eden Park.