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Springboks V All Blacks: The Truth About The Cape Town Scrum As Dave Rennie’s ‘walking Around’ Charge Runs Into Ox Nché’s Hips

30 August 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The Defence barrister, Rassie Erasmus, says nobody in the history of the game has accused South Africa of walking around, that New Zealand’s first six scrums on their own ball collapsed and were reset …Read More at Source

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