South African Rugby refers to the rugby union and rugby league activities and governing bodies in South Africa. It is known for its strong national teams, particularly the Springboks, which represent the country in international competitions. The sport has a significant cultural and social impact in South Africa, reflecting the country’s diverse heritage and history. Rugby union is the more prominent form of the game in South Africa, with the Springboks being a major force in international rugby, having won the Rugby World Cup multiple times. The sport is governed by the South African Rugby Union (SARU), which organizes domestic leagues and international fixtures. South African Rugby is characterized by its physical style of play and has produced many world-class players who have gained recognition both locally and internationally.