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IRB Rugby World Cup - UK 1999
Bronze medal: Third place
Captain: Joost van der Westhuizen       Coach: Nick Mallett
GamesDateOpponentResultVenue
Pool Match 3 Oct 1999 Scotland Win: 46-29 Murrayfield, Edinburgh
Pool Match 10 Oct 1999 Spain Win: 47-3 Murrayfield, Edinburgh
Pool Match 15 Oct 1999 Uruguay Win: 39-3 Hampden Park, Glasgow
Quarterfinal 24 Oct 1999 England Win: 44-21 Stade de France, Paris
Semifinal 30 Oct 1999 Australia Lose: 21-27 Twickenham, London
3'rd place playoff 4 Nov 1999 New Zealand Win: 22-18 Millenium Stadium (Cardiff Arms Park), Cardiff

PlayersAge
Mark Andrews 27
Selborne Boome 24
Jannie de Beer 28
Naka Drotské 28
Os du Randt 27
Rassie Erasmus 26
Robbie Fleck 24
Adrian Garvey 31
Henry Honiball 33
Wayne Julies 20
Deon Kayser 29
Ruben Kruger 29
Ollie le Roux 26
Anton Leonard 25
Kaya Malotana 23
Percy Montgomery 25
Pieter Muller 30
Krynauw Otto 27
Breyton Paulse 23
Chris Rossouw 30
Pieter Rossouw 27
Bobby Skinstad 23
Werner Swanepoel 26
Stefan Terblanche 24
Albert van den Berg 25
Joost van der Westhuizen 28
Fritz van Heerden 29
André Venter 28
Brendan Venter 29
Cobus Visagie 25
André Vos 24