Summary

  • South Africa 16-33 New Zealand (Result)

  • New Zealand wings Will Jordan and Josh Moorby score tries either side of Andre Esterhuizen crossing for Springboks

  • Fabian Holland try puts New Zealand back in front with Jacobson score and Jordan's second extending lead

  • Cheslin Kolbe with 11 points off the tee but Marco van Staden and Cobus Reinach shown late yellow cards

  • First Test of a four-game series

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  1. Postpublished at 22 mins

    South Africa 10-5 New Zealand

    Cam Roigard and Andre Esterhuizen, who can apparently do everything, trade kicks before Damian McKenzie throws a lovely pass around the back to keep the ball in play.

    It's sent into the sky again but Damian Willemse claims it and calls the mark to calm things down.

    Damien Willemse claims a high ballImage source, Getty Images
  2. Postpublished at 22 mins

    South Africa 10-5 New Zealand

    It's a bit of a scrappy phase as the ball drops to the turf a couple of times, but it ends in New Zealand hands on halfway.

    Play on, is the call from Carley.

  3. Postpublished at 19 mins

    South Africa 10-5 New Zealand

    New Zealand win the throw and immediately set about moving it across the Ellis Park turf.

    It's flung wide to Will Jordan, who is chopped down about 10 metres out.

    New Zealand give away a penalty for a croc roll from Fabian Holland, and these are starting to add up for both sides.

    Will Matthew Carley be tempted to reach to his pocket soon?

  4. Postpublished at 18 mins

    South Africa 10-5 New Zealand

    This has been proper end-to-end and it's the All Blacks' turn to come forward again.

    They're trying to make some ground and manage to win a penalty as Ox Nche is pinged.

    Ruben Loves sticks it into the corner.

    Quinn Tupaea reaches for the ballImage source, Getty Images
  5. Postpublished at 16 mins

    South Africa 10-5 New Zealand

    Zombie by the Cranberries rings out at Ellis Park during a stoppage for some treatment, followed by Sweet Caroline*

    *Have to get Ireland and England in there somehow, don't come at me.

  6. Postpublished at 15 mins

    South Africa 10-5 New Zealand

    Just a reminder that Andre Esterhuizen is only on the pitch as a HIA replacement for Kurt-Lee Arendse.

    They could not be more different in profile - he's known as Andre the Giant for a reason - but you can see why Rassie Erasmus loves him as that hybrid forward/back option off the bench.

    That was a finish any wing would be proud of.

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    Converted Try - South Africa 10-5 New Zealandpublished at 14 mins

    Andre Esterhuizen (con Kolbe)

    Andre Esterhuizen with a monster carry for the Springboks and he charges over the line!

    He picks the ball up outside the 22, barrels over Josh Moorby and races over the line.

    That's some finish from the big man, and Cheslin Kolbe adds the conversion.

  8. Postpublished at 13 mins

    South Africa 3-5 New Zealand

    I haven't mentioned it yet, but Matthew Carley is the referee for this one.

    Anyway, the South African throw is clean and here comes the maul...

  9. Postpublished at 11 mins

    South Africa 3-5 New Zealand

    It's now South Africa's turn to come again after a lovely little move from Kolbe, and they win a penalty advantage just outside the 22 after Josh Lord made an early tackle.

    Feinberg-Mngomezulu pops it into the corner.

  10. Replacementpublished at 9 mins

    South Africa 3-5 New Zealand

    To add insult to injury, Kurt-Lee Arendse is off for a HIA after his mouth guard triggered an alert.

    Andre Esterhuizen, the hybrid replacement option, is on in his place.

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    Try - South Africa 3-5 New Zealandpublished at 8 mins

    Will Jordan

    They can! Will Jordan is over in the corner!

    Roigard got back to his feet after the earlier move and a delightful flat pass takes out two South African defenders, and Jordan falls over the line for his record-extending 52nd New Zealand try.

    Ruben Love is off target from the tee.

    Will Jordan scores a tryImage source, Getty Images
  12. Postpublished at 8 mins

    South Africa 3-0 New Zealand

    New Zealand win the throw again and Cam Roigard tries to go through a gap but is hammered back.

    The All Blacks have another penalty advantage, can they make it count?

  13. Postpublished at 8 mins

    South Africa 3-0 New Zealand

    Ardie Savea does what he does best and punctures through the defensive line.

    Tupou Vaa'i is bundled into touch in the riught corner, but play is brought back after Etzebeth is pinged for a high hit.

  14. Postpublished at 7 mins

    South Africa 3-0 New Zealand

    South Africa don't contest the throw and New Zealand go through the hands.

    The green wall holds firm for now on the fringes of the 22.

  15. Postpublished at 6 mins

    South Africa 3-0 New Zealand

    New Zealand gain the penalty advantage from the kick-off and play is brought back after Ruan Nortje hammers Fabian Holland in the tackle.

    Ruben Love sends it deep into the South Africa half. This is a decent platform.

  16. Penalty - South Africa 3-0 New Zealandpublished at 5 mins

    Cheslin Kolbe

    It's first blood to the Springboks as wing Cheslin Kolbe, who takes his scrum cap off for kicking duties, splits the upright.

  17. Postpublished at 4 mins

    South Africa 0-0 New Zealand

    South Africa win the penalty and it is marched forwards 10 metres after Codie Taylor stops a quick take.

    The Boks point to the posts.

  18. Postpublished at 3 mins

    South Africa 0-0 New Zealand

    New Zealand do well to pinch the throw and can clear.

    It's up, rather than away, but Will Jordan tidies things up with a good take.

  19. Postpublished at 3 mins

    South Africa 0-0 New Zealand

    Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu finds touch inside the All Black 22, so this is a good platform for the hosts.

  20. Postpublished at 1 min

    South Africa 0-0 New Zealand

    New Zealand win the throw in the Springbok half and Ardie Savea looks to make some ground.

    They spread it wide to Will Jordan, but he's brought down and Ethan de Groot doesn't release the ball in the next phase and is penalised.