The scary thing about the ever-improving centre partnership of Lukhanyo Am and Damian de Allende is that they are going to get better with passing time for the Springboks.
Lukhanyo Am and Damian de Allende, pictured during a Proteas warm-up, have forged an outstanding chemistry as the Springboks’ centre pair.The scary thing about the ever-improving centre partnership of Lukhanyo Am and Damian de Allende is that they are going to get better with time for the Springboks.
“In SA we are blessed in having had great centres in the backline. I think our generation has taken over that responsibility and we are doing a fairly good job and strive to do better at all times,” said Am in something of an understatement as the Boks prepared to meet Australia in the third round of the Rugby Championship on Sunday at the CBUS Super Stadium in Gold Coast.
Since captaining South Africa “A” against the British and Irish Lions in July, Am has received glowing feedback from rugby fans as one of the best centres in the world, but he credits everything to the team.
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