Jantjies converted to put South Africa three points ahead but Jackson hit back – 13-13, with 13 men. Ireland’s South Africa-born flanker was sent off on his first overseas tour with his adopted country for cleaning out Pat Lambie, who he captained for the Baby Boks in 2010, with his hip. Iain Henderson and Devin Toner were monumental in the second row, Rory Best an inspirational captain but Paddy Jackson excellent too at fly-half. Related: George North’s injury takes shine off Wales display against All BlacksFor Stander it was the unhappiest of homecomings. Murray rolled his way to the line soon after what must have been some words of considerable inspiration at half-time and Jackson converted.

Source: The Guardian June 11, 2016 17:21 UTC