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Springboks v Wallabies Kick Off Time

After a historic first test at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane Australia that saw the Sprinbgoks secure their first win at the venue since 2013 the two teams will meet again this Saturday, 17 August at 11h55 – South African Time (17h55 Australian Time) at the Optus Stadium in Perth, Australia.

During the week MyZA will showcase the three media conferences and one team announcement here.

Going into the match the Springboks will be feeling confident after their 33-7 win and having ‘blooded’ their upcoming young players in fine fashion this past weekend.

Interview: Springbok News From Perth – Vermeulen, Mapimpi and Wessels

Interview: Rassie and Fassi in Perth

CLICK HERE: https://myza.co.za/springboks-make-10-changes/ for the Springbok Team to face the Wallabies in Perth on 17 August 2024 – kick off at 11:55 am

Interview: Springboks Lukhanyo Am (centre) and Marco van Staden in Perth

Interview: Springbok Elrigh Louw (No 8) in Perth

Springbok Elrigh Louw (No 8) hosted a media conference in Perth on Wednesday in the build-up to Saturday’s second Castle Lager Rugby Championship Test against the Wallabies at the Optus Stadium.

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  1. And what’s Test Cricket, you ask? It’s the longest form of the sport of cricket: The two teams play a four-innings match, which may last up to five days or longer.

  2. South Africa has made quite a record in the world of cricket. However, one record they have maintained for years is bringing the fastest bowlers in international cricket tournaments. When we talk about the fastest bowlers from South Africa, we cannot skip mentioning Allan Donald, popularly called the ‘White Lightning’ for his incredible bowling speed. Additionally, cricket is one of the most played games in South Africa. That clearly shows that the country hosted the ICC Cricket World Cup in 2003.