South Africa's Rugby Depth Strategy: Erasmus' Tactical Insight

South Africa narrowly defeated Scotland 32-15, a scoreline which doesn't fully reflect the competitive match. Coach Rassie Erasmus emphasizes enhancing squad depth for future World Cups. Multiple line-up changes impacted cohesion, but Erasmus remains focused on adaptability and player interchangeability ahead of further tests against England and Wales.

In a match where the scoreline of 32-15 did not aptly capture the intensity of the game, South Africa managed to outpace Scotland at Murrayfield. Head coach Rassie Erasmus views these games as crucial for building squad depth ahead of the next Rugby World Cup.

Erasmus defended his decision to make 11 changes, highlighting the need for team adaptability. Despite a disjointed performance, the team showed resilience. "Incorporating new players ensures that, regardless of injuries, our team remains formidable," Erasmus stated.

South Africa, praised for their strategic scrummaging, will play England next in Twickenham and face Wales in Cardiff. "We prepare for each match with equal seriousness," remarked captain Eben Etzebeth, regarding the challenges ahead.

(With inputs from agencies.)