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Brilliant Springbok Women Bury Baabaas in Cape Town

It wasn’t a flawless performance, but the South Africans deserve a lot of credit for the win in their first match under a new coaching staff of Swys de Bruin, Laurian Haupt-Johannes, Bafana Nhleko and Franzel September.

Last year the Barbarians were victorious by 38-26 at Athlone Stadium, and they beat the Bok Women by 60-5 in London in 2021. These results illustrate the Bok Women’s growth and they can take a lot of confidence from Saturday’s win.

The Bok Women started like a house on fire, perfectly executing their effective game plan based on forward dominance, with five first half tries, four of which were converted by Jakkie Cilliers.

They scored three tries in the opening quarter, all from attacking lineouts after set up by…

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