Boks suffer second Tri-Nations defeat

Australia 30 South Africa 26

Boks suffer second Tri-Nations defeat
Sat, 31 Jul, 2004 - 15:22

Australia 30 South Africa 26

Australia condemned South Africa to their second consecutive Tri-Nations defeat with a last-gasp 30-26 victory in Perth.

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