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<i>Inga Tuigamala:</i> Boks' work cut out to beat this sensational side

Former All Black Inga Tuigamala doubts whether the Springboks can turn things around in time for tomorrow's second Test.

<i>Mike Greenaway</i>: Springbok fans know their team can do better

<i>Peter Bills:</i> Jet-lagged chumps given a thunderous wake-up

All Blacks: Longshot Ranger ready for the Boks

You would have got long odds at the start of 2010 wagering that Rene Ranger would make the All Blacks.

Uninsured tourist dies from infection

South African tourist Tayla Storm has lost her battle against a deadly bug that struck her down on her first overseas trip.

Our final look back: nzherald's best of the World Cup

If you're feeling a bit glum it's all over, relive the best opinion, photos and video from the World Cup with nzherald.co.nz's definitive recap.

Rugby: Springboks make two changes, All Blacks delayed

Injuries and suspensions force changes in the Springboks and delay the All Black team naming.

Vuvuzela voted 'word of the Cup'

The vuvuzela - love it or hate it, it's hard to ignore it.

All Blacks: Footy to get blood pumping

Eden Park is set to witness a great spectacle tomorrow night, says Herald rugby writer <b>Wynne Gray</b>.

Soccer: Top 10 disappointments of the World Cup

Herald sports writer Winston Aldworth lists the biggest 'fails' to emerge from South Africa 2010.

Rugby: Can Boks end curse of Eden Park?

Believe it or not: since 1937 no Springbok side has beaten the All Blacks in Auckland.

Rugby: De Villiers adds more to quotes file

Are the public utterances of Springboks coach Peter de Villiers those of a madcap genius, or just madcap?

Infection killing tourist

A South African tourist who came to NZ to visit family is lying near death in hospital, after suffering a rare reaction to a common infection.

Rugby: New Bok face in openside arms race

Springbok flanker Francois Louw plays to different rules, writes <b>Chris Rattue</b>.

Jarhead moves on to supermarket shelves

Kyle Siebert, who appears in camo gear on <i>Generation Kill</i>, is a most unlikely war hero. He doesn't think war is necessary and now works in a supermarket in Christchurch.

Vuvuzelas sidelined for Eden Park test

Vuvuzelas will be confiscated at Eden Park this weekend, along with airhorns, musical instruments and whistles.