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South Africa: Lomu Praises Habana After Record-Tying Feat
News24Wire, 8 October 2015
All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu was quick to tweet his congratulations after Springbok flyer Bryan Habana tied his Rugby World Cup try scoring record. Read more »
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South Africa: Try X 64! All Bryan Habana's Test Tries
News24Wire, 8 October 2015
Bryan Habana's hat-trick against the USA in their Rugby World Cup clash in London on Wednesday saw him tie not one, but two try scoring records. Read more »
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South Africa: All-Time Leading RWC Try Scorers List
News24Wire, 8 October 2015
After his hat-trick against the USA in London on Wednesday, Springbok wing Bryan Habana has tied All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu atop the all-time leading Rugby World Cup try scorers… Read more »
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South Africa: Boks Thrash USA, Habana Level With Lomu
News24Wire, 7 October 2015
The Springboks have defeated the US Eagles 64-0 in a Pool B encounter played at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Stadium in London. Read more »
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South Africa: USA Excellent on Defence - Bok Guru
News24Wire, 7 October 2015
The United States may be labelled as minnows when they take on giants South Africa, but the Springboks had to make plans to pierce the Eagles' defences. Read more »
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South Africa: Du Preez - the Pressure Is Still There
News24Wire, 7 October 2015
Springbok captain Fourie du Preez has admitted that they are still under immense pressure as they prepare to face the USA in their final Rugby World Cup Pool B match at London's… Read more »
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South Africa: Boks Won't Be Tired, Assures Louw
News24Wire, 7 October 2015
A short recovery period won't have too much of a negative impact on the Springboks, flank Francois Louw believes. Read more »
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South Africa: The Springboks' Training Tricks
News24Wire, 7 October 2015
Like other contact sports such as Australian football, National Football League in America and ice hockey, rugby has a high risk for injurydue to the rigorous demands and risks… Read more »
South Africa's Habana Equals Rugby World Cup Try Record
The Springboks have trounced the U.S. Eagles in a Pool B encounter played at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Stadium in London, topping the pool and proceeding to the quarterfinals.
Bryan Habana has equalled New Zealander Jonah Lomu's record of 15 World Cup tries.
