Springboks explain their decision to include 4 scrum halves in their match against Romania

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Jacques Nienaber and Siya Kolisi discuss South Africa’s selection, including 4 scrum-halves, for their upcoming rugby match against Romania at the Rugby World Cup 2023.

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