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Former Springbok scrum-half, Francois Pienaar, has been selected as the starting scrum-half in a World XV team chosen by two-time World Cup winner, Richie McCaw. This esteemed selection is a testament to Pienaar’s exceptional skills and contributions to the sport.

McCaw, widely regarded as one of the greatest flankers in rugby history, carefully curated the team, comprising players from various nations and eras. Pienaar’s inclusion is a nod to his impressive career, which includes leading the Springboks to World Cup victory in 1995.

The World XV team features a mix of legendary players, including Dan Carter, Jonny Wilkinson, and Brian O’Driscoll. Pienaar’s selection alongside these rugby greats underscores his status as one of the best scrum-halves in the history of the sport.

McCaw’s World XV team is a celebration of rugby excellence, and Pienaar’s inclusion is a fitting tribute to his achievements. This recognition serves as a reminder of Pienaar’s enduring impact on the sport and his legacy as a true rugby great.