Springboks to stay home after signing new deals at Bulls


  • Rugby
  • Monday, 31 Aug 2015

The Springbok rugby team to represent South Africa in the Rugby World Cup pose for a picture in Durban, August 28, 2015. REUTERS/Rogan Ward

PRETORIA (Reuters) - Five South African internationals put uncertainty over their post-World Cup future behind them on Monday by extending their contracts at Super Rugby outfit the Bulls.

With a growing number of South African players heading to European clubs, the Bulls struck a blow for domestic competition by holding onto Jesse Kriel, Trevor Nyakane, Handre Pollard, Jan Serfontein and Adriaan Strauss.

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