
Jesse Kriel
Jesse Kriel is a South African rugby union player who plays as a centre. Known for his versatility and strong defensive skills, Kriel has been a key player for the Springboks, representing his country in numerous international matches. He has previously played in the 2015 Rugby World Cup and has earned praise for his leadership on the field. In the recent Rugby Championship match against Australia, Kriel was appointed captain for the second time in his career, stepping up to lead the team following injuries to several senior players.
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Recent news mentions
The mix of Damian de Allende, Jesse Kriel, Canan Moodie, Damian Willemse and even Andre Esterhuizen gives them different ways of playing.
Matt Dawson column: 'England players now double in size in shirt'Jesse Kriel seems too integral to the Boks, especially in defence.
Josh van der Flier and Garry Ringrose set for starting return against the Springboks – The Irish TimesThe Boks rested proven veteran Jesse Kriel to leave 173 combined test caps in their backline.
All Blacks v South Africa: Springboks run rampant to hand Scott Robertson’s side record loss in WellingtonJesse Kriel was the captain for the Springboks during a match and was later dropped by Rassie Erasmus.
All Blacks v Springboks: How contrasting cultures shape rugby rivalry – Gregor PaulWith Damian de Allende and Jesse Kriel, the latter last week’s captain, gone from the midfield.
All Blacks prepare for revamped Springboks after Rassie Erasmus gamble - OpinionJesse Kriel remains a significant player for the Springboks.
All Blacks v Springboks: Eden Park result highlights teams’ conflicting trajectories – Gregor PaulJesse Kriel wore the armband at Eden Park so Siya Kolisi could focus on injury recovery.
Springboks player ratings: The South African stars who struggled against All BlacksJesse Kriel is the captain of the South Africa side.
All Blacks v Springboks: Live updates from the Eden Park Rugby Championship testCentre Jesse Kriel had two passes and three runs in 80 minutes during the match.
The Wallabies are on a different planet to last year. Next to 2023, it’s a new galaxyCentre Jesse Kriel will captain the team for the second time in his career.
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