Boks confirm late changes as Sacha, Kolbe start against All Blacks in Cape Town

Author: Herman MostertPublished on: August 28, 2026Country: South Africa

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Boks confirm late changes as Sacha, Kolbe start against All Blacks in Cape Town

The Springboks announced late changes to their lineup for the match against the All Blacks in Cape Town. Sacha and Kolbe will start, bringing a new dynamic to the team. This match is crucial for the Boks in their current campaign.

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