New Zealand led South Africa during a Test match in Johannesburg after Ardie Savea scored two tries before sustaining an injury, according to Sky Sports live coverage.
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Key facts
- New Zealand led South Africa during the Test in Johannesburg.
- Ardie Savea scored two tries for the All Blacks.
- Savea left the field with an injury after his double.
- The match was covered live by Sky Sports.
New Zealand held the advantage over South Africa in a Test match played in Johannesburg, according to live coverage from Sky Sports.
All Blacks back-rower Ardie Savea was central to his side’s lead, scoring two tries before the injury that took him off the field.
Savea’s double gave New Zealand momentum in the contest, though his subsequent injury raised questions over his availability for the remainder of the fixture.
The match, described by Sky Sports as the third Test, was staged in Johannesburg between two of the leading sides in world rugby.
Sky Sports provided score updates, video and analysis throughout the fixture as the two teams met on the field.
Why it matters
Fixtures between New Zealand and South Africa are among the most closely watched in international rugby, and the performances of key players like Ardie Savea can shape the outcome. An injury to a leading player during such a contest carries implications for both the match result and future selection.
Frequently asked questions
Who scored for New Zealand against South Africa?
Ardie Savea scored two tries for New Zealand before leaving the field with an injury, according to Sky Sports.
Where was the match played?
The Test between South Africa and New Zealand was played in Johannesburg.
What happened to Ardie Savea?
Savea left the field with an injury after scoring his two tries, according to Sky Sports.
Timeline
- All Blacks lead Springboks as Savea strikes twice before injury LIVE!
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