Wales finally broke their duck and Springbok hearts when they stole victory at the death to level the Test series at the Free State Stadium on Saturday.
Tighthead prop Vincent Koch also formed part of the new front row configuration and not long after Rynhardt Elstadt, as well as debutants Ntuthuko Mchunu and Deon Fourie were pushed into battle.
Wales squandered the opportunity to immediately restore parity but Biggar missed his second penalty attempt.A week earlier Wales struggled to keep up when the Boks cranked up the heat in the second half but this time they stayed in the fight.
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