STAT ATTACK: The Sharks may have made 9 tackle breaks, but losing the dominant hit rate by 22, while coughing up the ball regularly saw visitors WP to a comfortable win. Tweet

Tank and Zelim of the All Out Rugby team nominate their candidates for Best Springbok after South Africa’s rollercoaster ride in the Rugby Championship ended with a gut-wrenching loss at Newlands … Tweet

It was back to blunt force trauma for the Boks who’s top 3 ball carriers were forwards, this while the mistake ridden All Blacks conceded turnovers and missed tackles. Tank takes a trawl through the match stats … Tweet

Wilco Louw should be starting at tighthead prop for the Boks on Saturday says Tank Lanning in his All Out Rugby column, but given coach Allister Coetzee’s lack of bench prowess, he probably won’t be there. Tweet

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After the Boks and Australia played to a dissatisfying draw in Bloemfontein, the All Out Rugby team debates whether locked Test matches should be decided during an extra-time period. Tweet

Conceding 13 turnovers and making 33 handling errors (14 more than the Aussies), speaks to a lack of finishing. As it stands, the Boks just do not have the game to take other sides on using all-out attack. Tweet

Out played and out thought, the Boks were taught a rugby lesson by the world’s best says TANK LANNING, who takes a gander at the match stats on his #StatAttack piece for All Out Rugby. Tweet

Ruan Dreyer leapfrogging Trevor Nyakane to start against the All Blacks has Tank Lanning hopping mad, saying it makes a complete charade of the commitment to transformation.   Tweet

The Boks will not be happy with the 18 handling errors they made in Perth on Saturday, 6 more than their hosts. Which speaks to a lack of finishing, probably the thing that cost the Boks the game. Tweet