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The World Cup-winning BaaBaas | SA News

25 June 2025 by Guest

STAT ATTACK: Multiple legends of the game have donned the Barbarians jersey, but how many World Cup-winning Springboks have pulled the famous black and white jumper over their heads?

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South Africa will face the BaaBaas for the first time on South African soil when the two sides meet at the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, June 28.

The side has announced the likes of 2015 World Cup-winner Sam Cane and fellow All Black Shannon Frizzell alongside the Irish trio of Peter O’Mahony, Connor Murray and Cian Healey in their squad.

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