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Who is Faf de Klerk

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Faf de Klerk, born 18 October 1992, is a combative and dynamic scrumhalf who played a central role in South Africa’s 2019 Rugby World Cup triumph, earning approximately 56 Test caps through end of 2024. He scored a try in the 2019 World Cup Final against England as the Springboks won 32-12. Known for his quick service and fierce competitiveness, he is one of the most influential scrumhalves of his era.

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