Marx's hunger for Springbok jersey burns as brightly as ever as Wales clash looms

Author: iol.co.zaPublished on: July 15, 2026Country: South Africa

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Marx's hunger for Springbok jersey burns as brightly as ever as Wales clash looms

Springbok hooker Malcolm Marx, 32, is set to earn his 89th cap against Wales at Kings Park on Saturday. He says his desire to wear the green and gold jersey has never dimmed since childhood. Marx views next year's World Cup in Australia as a long-term goal but remains focused on the upcoming match against Wales.

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