Bok Embrose Papier. Photo: Chris Ricco/BackpagePix Bok Embrose Papier. Photo: Chris Ricco/BackpagePix
Was heavily involved in the match, making 20 passes in total, but didn’t have a big impact. Gave the final pass for Jesse Kriel’s try, but also passed one ball over the head of Pieter-Steph du Toit.
Didn’t put a foot wrong and excited every time the Boks the ball in his hands.
Scored a try, but also couldn’t organise the defence and shot up unnecessarily in the build-up to Wales’s first try.
Didn’t give the Boks much in attack and defence before being replaced early in the second half.
Rushed in on defence in the build-up to Wales’s second try and didn’t make much of an impact with ball in hand.
Decent outing at flyhalf, but not the Pollard that played against Scotland.
Made a good break and should have scored a try if it wasn’t for a knock-on. A couple of poor passes, but had a decent outing.
Made 39 metres on attack and worked hard. But failed to dominate physically like we expect “Thor” to do.
Almost scored in the fourth minute of the match, but had a foot in touch. Busy again, but not the Du Toit we’ve become used to.
Needed to man up more as the leader of the team. Kolisi, though, made 21 metres with ball in hand and 10 tackles.
Made a lot of tackles early in the match, but failed again to be a monster for the Boks.
Was replaced by Eben Etzebeth early in the match because of injury. Etzebeth also didn’t enjoy a Test to write home about.
Impressive at the start of the match, putting in tackle after tackle.
Another great performance at the breakdown, but the biggest disappointment was the missed tackle that led to Wales' opening try.
Conceded a penalty and didn’t offer much on attack. Scrummed well though.