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'Thor' could still play, says Springbok captain Kolisi ahead of tour finale against Wales

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November 29, 2025

IT says everything about the tight-knit group the Springboks are that legendary former player Duane Vermeulen could yet feature in the season finale against Wales in Cardiff.

- MIKE GREENAWAY

'Thor' could still play, says Springbok captain Kolisi ahead of tour finale against Wales

It would take an overnight illness akin to the reported illness that allegedly hamstrung the all Blacks ahead of the 1995 World Cup final, or injuries in the warm-up, but Vermeulen is player 24 for the Boks.

Vermeulen, a Springbok assistant coach since retiring as a player after the 2023 World Cup triumph, has trained with a Bok squad that was reduced to 24 players because this game is outside of the international window.

Yesterday, Kolisi confirmed that the 39-year-old — well known as Thor — trained as if he had never been away.

“It's great to have Duane as a coach, but it’s not so nice having to play against him in training,” Siya Kolisi said.

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