The enduring memory of this Greatest Rivalry series will not be the F-bombs dropped and ill-feeling caused by an ongoing difference of opinion over scrummaging tactics.
It will not be the set-piece penalty won by New Zealand which turned the first Test their way at Ellis Park, Rassie Erasmus’ almost daily team tinkering prior to match two and the thunderous Springbok performance he unleashed.
It won’t even be the hair-raising sight of 56,000 fans being buzzed by two passenger jets which came within 12 to 14 metres of scraping the DHL Stadium roof in Cape Town.
According to one of rugby’s
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