A look at ALL the meaningful match stats that helped the Springboks get their Rugby Championship campaign off the perfect start.
Image: Darren England / EPAat half-time with three converted tries, they crossed twice more in the second period as the Wallabies ran out of steam in the face of a fierce Springbok assault.
And it was soon clear where the ascendancy lay, with the Wallabies appearing stunned by the strength and size of the South African forward pack.South African singer Tyla has defended former Miss SA finalist Chidimma Adetshina, who she claims was ‘bullied’ into stepping down… Springbok skipper Siya Kolisi was pleased with their “special” 33-7 victory against the Wallabies in their opening Rugby Championship clash.
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