The Springboks will assemble in Durban in May for two preparation camps to get their on-and-off-field structures in place for the 2023 international season.
The composition of the squad for the camps will include 15 players from local URC teams — some of whom are recovering from injuries — and a few Japanese-based players who have also completed their club commitments.“With the United Rugby Championship nearing an end and the Rugby Championship around the corner we decided to host two camps to get the ball rolling and get everyone on the same page for the international season,” said Nienaber.
“These camps will build on those we hosted in Cape Town and Stellenbosch respectively at the end of February and March, which included locally based players.”
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