International Rugby
Esterhuizen and Kitshoff tops as many Boks flop
Sharks centre Andre Esterhuizen was the pick of an ordinary Springboks’s performance against Wales in Washington DC. Marvin Orie also showed X-factor when introduced midway through the second half.
There was very little to be enthusiastic about in a Test that showed that the depth in South African rugby doesn’t match the hype around the quality of depth.
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Here’s how I scored the Boks who played in the 22-20 defeat against Wales.
Curwin Bosch: 4
Travis Ismaiel: 5
Jesse Kriel: 4
Andre Esterhuizen: 8
Makazole Mapimpi: 6
Elton Jantjies: 4
Ivan van Zyl: 4
Dan du Preez: 4
Oupa Mohoje: 4
Kwagga Smith: 4
Pieter-Steph du Toit: 4
Jason Jenkins: 4
Wilco Louw: 4
Chiliboy Ralepelle: 5
Ox Nche: 3
Substitutes
Akker van der Merwe: 6
Steven Kitshoff: 8
Thomas du Toit 5
Marvin Orie 7
Sikhumbuzo Notshe 6
Embrose Papier 6
Robert du Preez 3
Warrick Gelant 5
Springboks Team performance: 4/10
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