Springboks wing Cheslin Kolbe says he is “half way” to being able to eat steak again, one month after breaking his jaw against New Zealand.
Kolbe posted the update on Instagram on Tuesday 6 October, following the injury sustained during the All Blacks Test match at FNB Stadium in Soweto on 5 September.
The 31-year-old, who is a father of three, was hurt in the ninth minute after taking a heavy blow while making a defensive tackle inside the 22-metre area.
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He was unable to continue and was replaced after only nine minutes of the match. Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus confirmed shortly after the final whistle that Kolbe had broken his jaw.
Kolbe’s wife, Layla Kolbe, flew to Johannesburg to support him after the injury.
Sharing a picture on Instagram, Kolbe said: “For all those asking and checking in. Half way there before I can finally chew a steak. But thank you to everyone for their well wishes! Cannot wait to be back on the field again! 1 month in. God is in control 🙏”
The post marked a month since the injury, with Kolbe indicating that his recovery is progressing but that he has not yet returned to full fitness.
The Springboks wing has also suffered other injuries, although no further details were provided in the update.
