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Rassie and Siya sport chiskops after taking a bet! [photos]

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Springboks captain Siya Kolisi and team coach Rassie Erasmus, as well as support staff, have shaved their heads bald after taking a bet…

The 53-year-old celebrated his 100th test cap at the helm of the Boks, who won the Greatest Rivalry series 43-28 in Baltimore.

RASSIE ERASMUS AND SIYA KOLISI SHAVE THEIR HEADS

On their Instagram accounts, Rassie Erasmus and Siya Kolisi have sparked speculation after posting pictures of their shaved heads.

The Sprigboks coach hinted that the bold, bald move was a result of winning a bet.

In another post, Rassie posted a picture with Bok staff who also sported chiskops, like him.

“Rules are rules”, he casually captioned the post.

Siya also posted a picture of himself and Rassie posing with their bald heads, thanking the coach for his hard work and efforts.

In the comments section, Springbok fans were amused, with many asking for details of the mystery bet.

FOR ALL SOUTH AFRICANS

Speaking after the Springboks’ Greatest Rivalry series win and his 100th test appearance as coach, Rassie Erasmus thanked South Africans for their loyal support.

He said in a post-match interview of rugby fans who had travelled to Baltimore to watch the Boks: “It was awesome to see so many South Africans here; I don’t know how they afford it or how they got here, but it’s great.”

Rassie emphasised that the victory was for all South Africans, including those who could not afford to watch their team play.

He added, “We really care the most about South African people. There’s only one reason we do this.

“We want to win and feel great for us as a team, but that’s why we play rugby. We just want to please South African people.’

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