Rassie Erasmus bold selection of 21-year-old tighthead Zachary Porthen has set tongues wagging, even as the coach leaves legends at home. The changing of the guard is fully underway, Andy Capostagno tells Toby Shapshak. Read more on Stuff.

Of course, the Boks won the Rugby Championship against Argentina at Twickenham, with the next World Cup side starting to take shape, Andy Capostagno tells Toby Shapshak. Read more on Stuff.

There is no doubt Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu is a "generational” talent – after his record-setting 37-point individual score in a Test. Poor Argentina, who like both Australia and New Zealand, but had no answer to South Africa’s mercurial 23-year-old prodigy, who scored a hat-trick of tries and 37 points, Andy Capostagno tells Toby Shapshak. Read more on Stuff.

With two injury-enforced changes, the Springboks to face Argentina in Durban have a new look about them. Is this the beginning of the next World Cup defending team, Toby Shapshak asks Andy Capostagno. Read more on Stuff.

After the bitter defeat at Eden Park, a wounded Springboks side blew the All Blacks off the Wellington pitch with a triumphant 43-10 win, the biggest ever defeat for New Zealand at home or away. Ouch. But the real pain, Andy Capostagno tells Toby Shapshak, is that All Blacks legends can see the country just doesn’t have the depth of talent it needs for the modern era. Read more on Stuff.

After a game to forget at Eden Park, Rassie Erasmus wasted no time in announcing his Springbok team on Monday morning. Gone are two former captains, Jesse Kriel and Eben Etzebeth, as well as veterans like Handre Pollard, Willie le Roux and Damian de Allende. This is not the team Rassie planned, and some big names have been omitted Andy Capostagno tells Toby Shapshak. Read more on Stuff.

There will be no bigger Test this year than the Springboks v All Blacks at Fortress Eden Park, where New Zealand haven’t lost for 30 years, Andy Capostagno tells Toby Shapshak. Read more on Stuff.

The usual giant players are joined by a few just as giant youngsters for the first Test against the Wallabies at Ellis Park. Coach Rassie Erasmus named his team on Monday, a world-first Toby Shapshak jokes with Andy Capostagno. Read more on Stuff.

Despite. Stronger showing in the third Test against the British and Irish Lions, the Wallabies are still a work in progress. The Springboks, meanwhile, are the strongest they’ve ever been, Andy Capostagno tells Toby Shapshak. Read more on Stuff.

Rassie Erasmus has effortlessly begun the transition to the next Rugby World Cup cycle by leaving out three double world cup winners for the Rugby Championships; while bringing in a crop of talented youngsters, Andy Capostagno tells Toby Shapshak. Read more on Stuff.