South Africa save their best for last to beat Wales
World champions South Africa reserved their best for last as they ended Wales' dream of a Test series triumph by winning the decider 30-14 in Cape Town.
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World champions South Africa reserved their best for last as they ended Wales' dream of a Test series triumph by winning the decider 30-14 in Cape Town.
Yeah I’m a little frustrated with the scoreline at the end, disappointed with that. But, as we said on the pitch afterwards, I’m definitely not disappointed with the effort that has gone in over the last six weeks.
Wayne Pivac described Wales’ South Africa tour as “a big step in the right direction” despite seeing their dream of Test series glory dashed.
CAPE TOWN : Wales coach Wayne Pivac believes his side have taken a big step forward following their series defeat in South Africa and given themselves a platform from which to build ahead of the next Rugby World Cup in France.
CAPE TOWN: South Africa won a decisive third test 30-14 versus Wales on Saturday (Jul 16) to secure the series 2-1 and halt a run of northern hemisphere victories after success for Ireland and England earlier in the day.
CAPE TOWN : South Africa feel there is still much work needed on their game after beating Wales on Saturday in their three-test series and with the start of the Rugby Championship three weeks away.
World champions South Africa reserved their best for last as they ended Wales' dream of a Test series triumph by winning the decider 30-14 in Cape Town.
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