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The tries that defined Habana
The record-breaking wing will be remembered as one of South Africa’s greatest rugby players
Bok legend Habana announces retirement
The 34-year-old, who is South Africa’s all-time leading try scorer with 67 tries from his 124 Tests, confirmed the news on Tuesday
World Cup 2015: ‘Don’t compare me to Lomu’ says a modest Habana
Boks’ winger Bryan Habana laughed off comparisons to the Kiwi great, Jonah Lomu, despite matching his World Cup record of 15 tries.
Demolition man: Habana leads Boks’ 64-0 destruction of USA
Bryan Habana equalled Jonah Lomu’s record of 15 World Cup tries with a hat-trick in an annihilation of the US to take SA to the quarter-finals.
Springboks overhaul team for clash against Oz
The team has made six changes to its lineup ahead of the Australia game, where Bryan Habana is set to wear the Springbok jersey for the 100th time.
Bryan Habana excited to join Toulon
Toulon’s new headline recruit, winger Bryan Habana, says he is excited about joining the European champions on a two-year deal.
High praise for Habana after another match-winning performance
Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer led a chorus of praise on Sunday for experienced winger Bryan Habana.
Five new caps and Habana out for Springboks’ Outgoing Tour
The Springboks will travel to the Northern Hemisphere with five uncapped players, and without their all-time leading try-scorer, Bryan Habana.
Wallabies stage second-half comeback to beat the Boks
Australia overcame a slow start to ease some pressure on coach Robbie Deans with a 26-19 win over South Africa in their Rugby Championship Test.
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Bryan Habana and the form book
If Bryan Habana returns to form, we will win the World Cup — period.
Bok skipper Smit shows critics up
John Smit left for the World Cup under siege to hold his place in the Bok team, yet he will be creating new records when he leads SA against Namibia.
Boks get back to the business of winning
South Africa feel they have what it takes to successfully defend their World Cup title defence with minnows Namibia their next tournament indicator.
Double injury worries set Boks back
Bakkies Botha will almost certainly miss SA’s rugby World Cup opener, with the Springboks further hurt by an injury concern over winger Bryan Habana.