
South African Rugby president Mark Alexander has published an open letter thanking the nation for its support of the inaugural Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series. In the letter, titled 'Thank you, South Africa', Alexander hailed fans for embodying the spirit of Ubuntu throughout the event. According to The South African, the SA Rugby chief expressed gratitude to supporters across the country for their enthusiasm and backing of the series, which was held for the first time.
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