“For us that have been there for a while, it’s about making sure we give our experience to the guys getting their first or second caps, to allow them to go out onto the field and express themselves.
“We are a team that believe in fighting until the end and chasing lost causes, and that’s pulled us together as a group.“
The Springbok starting XV shows 12 changes to the team which defeated Scotland 32-15 last weekend.
Brown said he was satisfied with the way the team’s attack has been evolving, although there was work ahead to achieve their goal of becoming one of the best attacking teams in the world.
Smith, who is one of a select group of players who represented both the Blitzboks and Springboks, was delighted about the achievement and said the victory made the occasion even more special for him.
Kleyn’s international experience with five Test matches to his name for Ireland and seven for the Springbok as well as a RWC title, adds valuable experience to the Bok lock stocks for the tour, where he joins the likes of RG Snyman, Franco Mostert and Eben Etzebeth.
“Duhan has been playing good rugby,” said Mapimpi. “I’ve been watching him play for Edinburgh in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship, and we’ve faced one another a few times. He’s definitely a great player.”
“I don’t think it (the conditions) will been difficult, especially if one considers that the majority of the players have played in the Vodacom URC here in the UK already,” said Stick.
Four Rugby World Cup winners, Damian Willemse (utility back), Andre Esterhuizen (centre), RG Snyman and Franco Mostert (both locks), will make a welcome return to the Springbok squad for the Castle Lager Outgoing Tour in November after missing the recent Rugby Championship due to injury.
Springboks smash Pumas to secure Rugby Championship
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