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Wales scalp not guaranteed for Boks | SA News

25 November 2025 by Guest

SPOTLIGHT: Springbok centre Jesse Kriel dismissed any notion that their final tour match against a struggling Wales outfit will be a walk in the park.

The Boks are on course to go unbeaten on their end-of-year tour for a second consecutive season.

They’ve beaten Japan, France, Italy and Ireland and will make it five wins from as many attempts if they topple Wales this weekend.

Injuries and suspensions have marred their November 2025 tour.

Bok head coach Rassie Erasmus lost Jan Hendrik Wessels ahead of the tour after an incident in a United Rugby Championship clash for the Bulls against Connacht, where the utility forward received a nine-week ban, which was subsequently downgraded to…

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