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Wales returned home from South Africa in 1998 not so much with a report card to ponder as a template for how not to tackle a rugby superpower in their own backyard.
Here is your rugby evening news for Sunday July 17.
Wales coach Wayne Pivac said on Saturday his team had made progress despite losing their Test series against South Africa.
Dan Biggar says Wales have set their standard following a “hugely-positive” tour of South Africa.
Wales coach Wayne Pivac said the pressure South Africa put on them at times in the third Test in Cape Town paid dividends for the home side.
Eddie Jones was embroiled in angry exchanges with Australian supporters, who accused the England head coach of being a “a traitor”, following the series decider in Sydney on Saturday. Rugby Australia has condemned the behaviour as “totally unacceptable” after videos emerged on social media in which Jones reacted furiously to the insults.
They say that what you do when nobody is watching is what really separates the good from the great.
Wales came up short in their quest to add a first ever series win in South Africa to their maiden Test success in the Rainbow Nation a week earlier.