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While the starting XV remains unchanged from the one that recorded a comprehensive 24-8 win over Australia two weeks ago, the Springboks have opted for three changes on the bench in their team to face Argentina in the Rugby Championship on Saturday.
Echoing the fears of many, Bulls director of rugby Jake White doubts South Africa's franchises will possess enough depth to compete on three fronts this season, especially if the Currie Cup is thrown into the mix too.
It would take a brave observer to argue with full justification that Duane Vermeulen doesn't still have a substantial role to play in the Springboks' World Cup campaign next year, but there can be little doubt that Jasper Wiese has jumped ahead of him in the queue for a consistent starting role.
Like a coveted soccer striker intent on immediately "paying back" his transfer fee, so purposeful was Canan Moodie in providing a return on investment for his family for years of support and sacrifice.
At 19, Canan Moodie will still have to answer myriad questions over what looks set to be a fruitful career though it didn't take him long to emphatically shout that he belongs at international level.
SYDNEY : Springboks coach Jacques Nienaber was delighted with the turnaround from last week's loss to Australia as an experimental side ran in four tries to one to beat the Wallabies in the Rugby Championship on Saturday.
Springbok debutant Canan Moodie marked his bow into international rugby with an awesome try against the Wallabies in Sydney on Saturday that makes you want to watch over and over again.
A moment of combined brilliance from Jaden Hendrikse and Canan Moodie proved the catalyst for the Springboks imperfectly but brutally getting their Rugby Championship campaign back on track with a 24-8 victory over the Wallabies in Sydney on Saturday.