South Africa's eyes are set on a duel against England, says Rassie Erasmus, and that to think ahead to a World Cup final against New Zealand was disrespectful.
South Africa’s eyes are set on a duel against England, says Rassie Erasmus, and that to think ahead to a World Cup final against New Zealand was disrespectful.
“England are unbeaten. They have stuck to their guns, Borthwick since he’s been appointed, and they kept believing in what they’re doing, they’re a team full of belief. But it was Manie Libbok who started the quarter-final alongside Cobus Reinach, while Pollard and Faf de Klerk were used as effective impact players from the bench.
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