MELBOURNE: The Rugby Championship thrashing of the Wallabies by South Africa was a baptism of fire for the Australians under Eddie Jones and showed how far they are off the mark, scrumhalf Nic White has said. Jones's second stint in charge of the Wallabies started with a 43-12 drubbing in Pretoria over the
MELBOURNE: The Rugby Championship thrashing of the Wallabies by South Africa was a baptism of fire for the Australians under Eddie Jones and showed how far they are off the mark, scrumhalf Nic White has said.
A few months out from the World Cup in France, White said the Wallabies needed answers ahead of their second match against Argentina in Sydney on Saturday."It's still a bitter pill to swallow ... we're not where we want to be - a long way off, actually. "Things didn't go to plan. A bit of a baptism of fire out there. They're a bloody good side, showed why they're world champs and current World Cup holders."
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