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A new era is dawning for South African rugby, with fans eagerly anticipating who will replace the legendary Handre Pollard as flyhalf. Promising talent Sanele Nohamba has emerged as a potential successor, with his impressive skills in kicking, playmaking and attack. While replacing a World Cupwinning flyhalf is a daunting task, the flyhalf position is crucial to the Springboks’ success in their next World Cup campaign, making the coming years an exciting time for South African rugby.
Grant Williams is a testament to the power of perseverance, skill, and determination in the world of rugby. Despite being a smaller player in a sport where size often matters, Williams has carved out a place for himself through hard work and dedication. Now, he is poised to make a significant impact on the international stage.
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