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    South Africa have included forwards Pieter-Steph du Toit and Malcolm Marx in their 33-player squad for the opening two games of the Rugby Championship, despite injury concerns around the pair

    South Africa have included forwards Pieter-Steph du Toit and Malcolm Marx in their 33-player squad for the opening two games of the Rugby Championship, despite injury concerns around the pair


    Hooker Marx has a tibia fracture but is expected fit for the Springboks' second fixture against the Wallabies in Perth on August 17.

    Loosie Du Toit should be ready for their opener a week earlier in Brisbane, also against Australia.

    The squad will be led by Siya Kolisi.

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