How the men in gold fared against South Africa
6. Tom Hooper: Another bright performance by the separation of exeter, which falls to a hard test player, is another bright performance. It is ruthless in defense and its transport. He also won six lines. 8.5
7. Fraser Mcreight: For the first time, the captain took a breathless performance with 17 teams and none of them were kidnapped. It will disappoint not to secure any turnover and maybe regret the choice of refusing the penalties that may be shot. Gez is very easy at this time. 7
8. Rob Valetini: Two times the John Eales medal missed by Wallabies and carried 37 hard meters in Cape Town and constantly put aside South Africa’s defense. 7.5
9. Nic White: Only 12 minutes after a heavy struggle of Kwagga Smith, he had to leave the field, he had an extraordinary hit to try to try it, and his control on the back of the back was badly kidnapped. N/A
Australia’s Corey Toole is moving away from Eben Etzebeth of South Africa.Credit: AP
10. James O’Connor: Brandon Paenga-Amosa is an excellent opportunity to send Wallabies into a lead when it passes in 67 minutes. 6
11. Corey Toole: Close everyone who doubts if they can do a test ragbisi. Try the first exit and broke two turnover from South Africa. It would be even better on a dry runway. 9
12. Len Ikitau: It is always brave, it gets hard transportation to enjoy others. An important connection in the Wallabies attack. With three kidnapped teams, they will be disappointed and pingped because they are unnecessarily offside. 6
13. Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii: He could not continue for the second half and did not have a difficult day at Cape Town. After an ambitious basketball transition from Wright, he dropped the ball early and arranged his tone of performance where he was not comfortable in attacking or defense. 5.5
14. Max Jorgensen: He asked Springbox for the air war with Cheslin Kolbe. He was looking for opportunities for attacks without fatigue and was awarded for an attempt. A 20 -year -old first -class test player with terrible potential. It is a cunning signature for Rugby for the coming years. 8.5
15. Tom Wright: He was brutally injured and only four minutes later he had to leave the field. N/A
James O’Connor looks for a gap on the field.Credit: Getty Images
Counter players
16. Brandon Paenga-amosa: He was awarded with an attempt for challenging transport. 7
17. Angus Bell: Wallabies added desperately needed power and was rolled and muscular, carrying his path in the South African defense. 7.5
18. Zane Nonggorr: It turned into a very solid backup Tighthead, and after Tupou’s replacement, he kept Scrum well. 7
19. Jeremy Williams: After coming with 33 minutes, there were very little time to impress the game. 5.5
20. Nick Champion de Crespigny: Just six minutes. N/A
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21. Tate McDermott: He was forced to take action much earlier than expected and did his job well, but it wasn’t possible at Sniping Cape Town Town Cow Paddock. 7
22. After entering and out of the Waratahs team, he played the role of the inner center against the world champions on his second hat. He did a clever and added a second player to complete O’Connor. In 57 minutes, he took an extraordinary high ball. 7.5
23. Andrew Kellaway: He was very unlucky because he was decided that he was overthrown by a great chase that led to a Mcreight attempt. It moved to Wright’s perfect place and was calm under tremendous pressure. Final Call Backline Swiss Army Knife. 7
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