Springboks take Tri-Nations crown

New Zealand 29 South Africa 32

Springboks take Tri-Nations crown
Sat, 12 Sep, 2009 - 12:34

New Zealand 29 South Africa 32

South Africa are the new Tri-Nations champions after withstanding a late fight-back from New Zealand to claim a hard-fought 32-29 win.

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