England v South Africa
South Africa captain John Smit has no truck with the 'f word' -
fatigue - as the world champions eye a sixth straight win over
England which they hope will kickstart a return to the top of the
game.
Boks not coping with 'strict' refs
South Africa flanker Schalk Burger has admitted his side are
struggling to cope with the stricter refereeing on their European
tour.
South Africa boot Springbok emblem
The century-old emblem of South African rugby has been replaced by
the country's national flower.
Du Plessis and Steenkamp out of England
South Africa hooker Bismarck du Plessis and prop Gurthro Steenkamp will miss the world champions' match with England at Twickenham on Saturday due to injuries sustained in last weekend's victory over Scotland.
Wallabies did us no favours: de Villiers
South Africa coach Peter de Villiers warned his side to gear up for
a fierce England backlash after watching the Springboks struggle to
get the better of a spirited Scotland outfit 14-10 at Murrayfield
on Saturday.
Smith praises Springboks resolution
Breakaway forward Juan Smith underlined the relief and satisfaction of the Springboks following their jittery success against Scotland at Murrayfield.
Scots suffer premature World Cup heartbreak
Scotland suffered their biggest ever dose of World Cup heartbreak -
almost three years before the tournament even kicks off.
Scotland v South Africa
Scotland captain Mike Blair believes facing South Africa will be
even tougher than taking on the All Blacks.
Back off Campo: Boks
South Africa reject suggestions from David Campese that Bryan
Habana is "resting on his laurels."
Smit makes history as Springboks stick with winning side
South Africa captain John Smit will equal Os Du Randt's record of
80 Test caps as a Springbok forward after being named in an
unchanged line-up for Saturday's clash with Scotland at
Murrayfield.
Springboks hold off fightback
World champions withstand a late onslaught to beat Six Nations
champions in Cardiff.
Boks lose their spring in bitter split
As South African rugby wrestles with whether or not to ditch the
Springbok logo, one man–breakaway Luke Watson – has been
cast as the most hatedmanin his country. The bitterness runs deep
in a tale of racism, sex-tape rumours, a tragic early death and
Watson’s admission that he wants to throw up on the Springboks
jersey. Jamie Pandaram reports.
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