South Africa is famed for producing giants with an appetite for big collisions and this sometimes overshadows their incredible skills. Two Springboks go head-to-head in this poll to determine who floated the most impressive offload.
The Springboks took on Wales in the first of the 2015 World Cup quarter-finals.
With Wales leading 19-18 in the second half and poised for what would be only their third victory over the Springboks in 109 years, No 8 Duane Vermeulen broke away blindside from a scrum near the Welsh 22-metre line and threw an audacious pass behind his back to scrumhalf Fourie du Preez, who sprinted to the corner to touch down for what would be the winning try.
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