South Africa captain Siya Kolisi sustained a recurring hamstring injury during the Springboks’ narrow 17-10 victory over Argentina in Buenos Aires, casting doubt over his availability for the upcoming series against New Zealand.
Kolisi was forced to limp off during the match, which the Springboks won despite an unconvincing display, according to multiple reports. The injury is described as a recurring hamstring problem, raising concerns given the significance of the fixtures ahead.
South Africa’s victory in Buenos Aires secured a positive result on the road, but the fitness of their captain will be a major talking point going into the New Zealand series. Kolisi has previously been troubled by hamstring issues, and this latest setback is likely to be closely monitored by the Springboks medical team in the coming days.
The extent of the injury and any likely recovery timeline had not been confirmed in the reports available at the time of publication.
Source: Bozeman Daily Chronicle.
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