JOHANNESBURG : Beleaguered New Zealand coach Ian Foster insists his side are still evolving as they face South Africa in a second Rugby Championship fixture at Ellis Park on Saturday, potentially his last test in charge of the All Blacks.
"I’ve said this group is still evolving and these experiences are absolute gold for us. We don’t like not winning but the reality is we’re getting some clear markers against a very good team," a defiant Foster told reporters on Thursday. "Richie’s trained really well and contributed massively behind the scenes and it’s a chance to switch around," Foster said.
The Boks have also made changes to their starting line-up at their traditional fortress, though two were forced as Jesse Kriel comes in on the wing for the suspended Kurt-Lee Arendse, while Jaden Hendrikse is at scrumhalf after Faf de Klerk was concussed in the opening minute in Nelspruit."Duane has a massive presence on the field and there is no bigger game for him to make his comeback from injury than facing the All Blacks," Bok coach Jacques Nienaber said.
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