South African rugby

South African rugby is a highly competitive and passionate sport with a rich history. It features two main types: rugby union (15 players per side) and rugby sevens (7 players per side). South Africa's national team, the Springboks, is renowned globally, having won the Rugby World Cup three times. The sport fosters strong national pride and community spirit, especially in regions like KwaZulu-Natal and Western Cape. The game emphasizes physicality, strategic play, and teamwork, with professional leagues and grassroots programs supporting talent development. Overall, rugby is a key part of South Africa's sporting culture and identity.