Springboks were beaten ’hands down’ in every department by Wallabies

.Springboks coach Jacques Nienaber admitted that they will have to review ’all our systems’ following their RugbyChampionship defeat to the wallabies. AUSvRSA By ashfakmohamed | IOLsport

Having become a defence guru during his Stormers days and continuing in that role with the Boks, Nienaber expressed his frustration with the players.

“From a defence point of view, we just missed too many tackles. It’s not something … If I show you the tackle stats from since I’ve been involved with this squad since 2018, this was an unheard of performance in terms of missed tackles – it just never happens like that. “Like I say, it’s not normally – if I look at the stats of the players in the past, they don’t miss those tackles. But tonight, they did. And it wasn’t difficult tackles, where there were massive decisions to be made.

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