The All Blacks failed to heed the warning signs from earlier in Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry tour and paid the price in the third Test match against the Springboks.
That is the view of ex-hooker Hanyani Shimange, who believes that New Zealand have a coaching issue when it comes to defending mauls and an even bigger problem with their scrum.
The Springboks benefitted hugely from their set-piece work during the clash at FNB Stadium in Soweto over the weekend, with Malcolm Marx scoring a try off a powerful maul, while Rassie Erasmus’ men were awarded a penalty try from the scrum and
Read the full article from Planet Rugby here.
