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When did Springboks first beat All Blacks rugby

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South Africa first defeated New Zealand on June 27, 1921 in a historic Test match that announced South Africa as a major rugby force. This landmark victory began one of sport’s greatest rivalries, with the nations meeting 100 times since that first contest. The 1921 victory established South Africa as a formidable rugby nation capable of competing with the world’s best.

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