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Cheslin Kolbe Out with Broken Jaw in Bittersweet Springbok Triumph for the Ages

Rassie Erasmus said Kolbe will miss the rest of the series after a 29-25 comeback win that put South Africa 2-1 ahead.

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Rassie Erasmus praised the Springboks’ epic 29-24 victory over the All Blacks, despite losing Cheslin Kolbe to a broken jaw, as they lead 2-1 in Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry, with the series finale set in Baltimore.

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South Africa won against New Zealand in the third match test of the "Rugby's Greatest Rivalry" and thus dominates the 2-1 series. However, they lost Cheslin Kolbe on injury.

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IOL broke the news in Cape Town, South Africa on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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