Pieter Bergh - Return of Gurswin Wehr and Dylan Maart

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The Suzuki Griquas coach, Pieter Bergh, is thrilled to have his star wingers back for Saturday’s SA Cup third-round clash against the Border Bulldogs in Kimberley.
The Currie Cup-winning wings, Gurswin Wehr and Dylan Maart, have both been named in the starting XV. Meanwhile, the powerful inside centre Mnombo Zwelendaba will captain the team after making an impact off the bench in last weekend’s emphatic 52–15 win over the Valke in Kempton Park.
Bergh told OFM Sport that, aside from one or two minor niggles, he’s delighted to finally have a full squad to choose from after a challenging pre-season disrupted by loan arrangements.
18 Mar 2AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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