Curwin Bosch is back in SA and ready to make his Bulls debut against the All Blacks this weekend.
The Bulls have assembled a formidable side to host the All Blacks at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday, combining a sprinkling of former Springboks with United Rugby Championship (URC) experience and some promising Currie Cup talent.
Captain Marcell Coetzee leads a match-day squad featuring four capped Springboks, with veteran fullback Willie le Roux adding a wealth of experience to the backline. There is also a welcome return for loose forward Hanro Liebenberg, who is back on South African soil after a productive stint with Leicester Tigers in the English Premiership.
Much of the excitement, however, centres on flyhalf Curwin Bosch, who returns to the starting line-up after two years in France with Brive.
Now 29, Bosch has long been regarded as a naturally gifted attacking flyhalf, and Bulls supporters will be hoping his instinctive running game can help unlock an All Blacks defence renowned for its aggressive line speed.
