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South Africa wins the Greatest Rivalry series 3-1, beating New Zealand 43-28 in the final test | SA News

With a rapid double blow at the start of the second half and powerful finish, South Africa overran New Zealand 43-28 Saturday in the fourth and final test between rugby’s Greatest Rivals.

Only three points separated the teams at halftime but tries to Malcolm Marx and Pieter-Steph du Toit in the 49th and 53rd minutes gave the Springboks a critical 15-point margin.

The All Blacks counterpunched with a try to Ethan Blackadder before Kurt Lee Arendse arrested New Zealand’s momentum and went more than 50 meters for the try that settled the match and series.

The players who are in the group but not playing today, we do it for them, the guys who are injured and also for the people of South…

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