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Cobus Reinach (Gallo Images)
Cobus Reinach (Gallo Images)

Durban - Springbok and Sharks scrumhalf Cobus Reinach hopes to build on his dream 2014 season ahead of the Rugby World Cup later this year.

Reinach was one of the standout performers on the South African scene last season, playing an influential role for the Sharks as they made the Super Rugby playoffs.

He did enough to impress the national selectors and received his first Springbok call-up, making his Test debut off the bench against the Wallabies at Cape Town. It was an emotional occasion for the 25-year-old as Newlands happened to be the same ground where his late father, Jaco Reinach, made his Test debut against the New Zealand Cavaliers in May 1986.

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