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GREEN AND GOLD STANDARD: Springboks’ 2026 season is already a massive success — so what’s next?

The Springboks have beaten the All Blacks in a landmark series and anything they win between now and the start of the 2027 World Cup should be viewed as a bonus.

Published Sep 15, 2026 · 8:15 AMOriginal source: Daily Maverick16 reads
GREEN AND GOLD STANDARD: Springboks’ 2026 season is already a massive success — so what’s next?
The Springboks have beaten the All Blacks in a landmark series and anything they win between now and the start of the 2027 World Cup should be viewed as a bonus.
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