Joseph Dweba has stated his ambition to earn a recall to the Springbok squad while playing for Exeter Chiefs in the Gallagher Premiership. The hooker believes sustained club form is his pathway back into the national setup.
Exeter hooker Joseph Dweba has expressed his desire to force his way back into the Springbok squad, indicating he believes his form at club level can make a compelling case for a return to the national setup.
Dweba, who has been plying his trade in the Gallagher Premiership with Exeter Chiefs, says he remains focused on performing consistently enough to attract the attention of the national selectors.
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Murray Mexted argues Rennie must look beyond Super Rugby form when selecting his loose forwards, warning that undersized back-rowers who thrive domestically will be exposed by Springbok physicality — and naming two uncapped players he believes are built to handle it.