Andrews to retire from South African rugby

Mark Andrews, the most-capped forward in the history of Springbok rugby, has announced his retirement from South African rugby, just one week after fellow Bok veteran André Venter's decision to call it quits.

Wed, 16 Oct, 2002 - 11:49

Andrews, 30, played 77 Tests for the Springboks after making his Test debut against England at Newlands in 1994.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: Twickenham Person: Andrews Person: Mark Andrews Person: André Venter Organisation: Springbok rugby Organisation: Springboks Organisation: England

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