The Springbok women have been beaten 33-5 by Canada in Gqeberha, Eastern Cape, as they continue to work hard ahead of the World Cup in August. Canada, ranked two in the world, was first on the scoreboard, and at the break they led the Bok women 14 points to nil. In the second half, the Bok women were more composed and winger, Ayanda Malinga scored her 13th international try. However, Canada outscored the Boks 5 tries to 1 for the 33-5 win, and the 2 nil series victory. The Bok women will next face the Black Ferns of New Zealand in two tests ahead of the World Cup. Big strides made by the #BokWomen at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium 📸 #MakeItCount #ETTIG #RSAvCAN pic.twitter.com/6TA4mK4qeO — SA Women’s Rugby (@WomenBoks) July 12, 2025