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Rassie widens Bok net again

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February 26, 2026

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus (right) cast his net wide naming a 49-man squad featuring 11 uncapped players for the team's first in-person alignment camp of the year in Cape Town.

- Own Correspondent

Rassie widens Bok net again

The camp will run from 3 to 6 March, as the Bok coaches focus on the 2026 season, starting with a Barbarians non-Test in Gqeberha on 20 June, followed by a Test against England in Johannesburg on 4 July.

The group includes 14 Rugby World Cup winners, with Frans Malherbe who has been out of action since the 2023 final due to back and neck injuries making a return to the squad, while five U-20 players also feature.

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