Mornévan den Berg
Morné van den Berg plays scrum-half for Emirates Lions and represents Springboks. Career statistics, milestones and a complete match log follow once the historical data pass is complete.
Mallett makes the case for Morné at nine against the All Blacks
Mallett argues Morné van den Berg is underrated and makes the case for a halfback pairing that can convert Springbok forward dominance into wins against the All Blacks in Cape Town.
Van den Berg beats recovery timeline, ready to rejoin Bok scrumhalf race
Morné van den Berg has beaten his four-to-six month recovery timeline from a torn bicep and is back competing for the Springbok No.9 jersey, crediting his faith, rehabilitation discipline and support team for the ahead-of-schedule return.
Fit-again Van den Berg ready to push for Springbok No 9 jersey against Argentina
Morné 'Krappie' van den Berg says he is injury-free and targeting Saturday's clash against Argentina as his chance to re-enter the Springbok No 9 debate.
Van den Berg fit, hungry and back in the No 9 mix
Van den Berg is fit, fired up, and eyeing Saturday's Argentina test as his chance to re-enter the Springbok No 9 battle — the piece profiles what his return means for that competition.
De Klerk explains South Africa return as scrumhalf crisis hands him Bok recall
Faf de Klerk has explained his decision to return to South Africa with the Cheetahs, saying family and a desire to rebuild Free State rugby drove the move, with his Springbok recall coming on the back of injuries to Reinach, Hendrikse and Van den Berg.
Lions hit by injury crisis ahead of Leinster quarterfinal as Krappies goes under the knife
Morné van den Berg has undergone bicep surgery, ruling him out of the Lions' URC quarterfinal against Leinster in Dublin, adding to a growing injury list that also includes Francke Horn (hamstring), Henco van Wyk (ankle), Richard Kriel (HIA protocols) and Ruan Venter (knee), while Asenathi Ntlabakanye serves an 18-month doping ban.
A win in Dublin would be the Lions' biggest statement yet
The Lions' playoff push reaches its defining test in Dublin on Saturday. A win over Leinster would do more than secure log position — it would answer the lingering question of whether this group can win the big ones away from the highveld.
Caps, tries, scoring milestones and career moves will render here once the historical data pass is complete. The slot is reserved, not forgotten.