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Springboks Edge Argentina as Siya Kolisi Limps Off with a Recurring Hamstring Injury

  • On Saturday, world champions South Africa edged Argentina 17-10 in a tense Test in Buenos Aires, extending their winning streak to 12 internationals.
  • South Africa entered as favorites, having won 11 of their last 12 encounters against the Pumas, while Argentina recently suffered home defeats to Scotland and England.
  • After 25 minutes, Siya Kolisi limped off with a recurring hamstring injury, though second-half tries from Edwill van der Merwe and Cameron Hanekom secured the victory.
  • Pumas substitute wing Matias Moroni sobbed after the final whistle, having knocked on a pass with the tryline at his mercy during Argentina's final attack.
  • Siya Kolisi described the match as "great preparation" for the Springboks' upcoming series against New Zealand beginning August 22.
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Matías Moroni got the ball out of his hands when he was a few feet from the ingoal.

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Springboks edge Argentina as Siya Kolisi limps off with a recurring hamstring injury

South Africa has scraped past Argentina 17-10 in test rugby in Buenos Aires at the possible expense of inspirational captain Siya Kolisi.

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