Saturday’s Currie Cup final between the Griquas and Pumas in Kimberley, along with the Springboks’ home tests this year, will welcome capacity crowds.
Government has officially removed all limitations on public events and gatherings, meaning that stadiums will finally be filled again.Rugby’s hosting unions are quickly working on selling as many tickets as possible.READ:They will also be in action in the Rugby Championship against New Zealand and Argentina later this year, all in front of packed arenas.
Ellis Park will host the All Blacks in August and tickets were already being sold with the assumption that regulations would be relaxed by then.
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