Siya Kolisi makes powerful comment on captaining Springboks as team prepare for key Tonga clash

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Rugby World Cup Press conference with Siya Kolisi and Jacques Nienaber as South Africa prepare for Tonga in a key game in their pool. #RWC2023

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