South Africa's Springbok Shake-Up: New Leader, Same Fiery Spirit Against Australia
South Africa has made 10 changes for their second Rugby Championship test against Australia, with new captain Salmaan Moerat rallying the team. Moerat emphasizes the players' motivation to impress, especially with pivotal tests against New Zealand ahead. The Springboks aim for another victory after their triumph in Brisbane.
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South Africa has overhauled their squad for the second Rugby Championship test against Australia, making 10 changes and naming Salmaan Moerat as the new captain. Moerat has cautioned the Australians to gear up for a revved-up Springbok squad eager to make their mark in Perth.
After defeating the Wallabies 33-7 in Brisbane, the team returns home for crucial tests against New Zealand. Moerat, filling in for Siya Kolisi, emphasized that every player is determined to secure their spot with impressive performances, especially with the All Blacks looming ahead.
The reshuffled team faces a host equally desperate to rebound. Australia has made five changes to their line-up, highlighting the anticipated intense competition. Moerat acknowledged Australia's strong forward pack and assured that the Springboks are prepared for a formidable contest on Saturday.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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