The Springboks plan to field a strongest-possible lineup for their final World Cup warm-up against New Zealand at Twickenham.
The match will serve as the world champions’ final match to fine-tune plans before the 2023 Rugby World Cup kicks off in France.
Nienaber reportedly wants to give all players a minimum number of minutes before the London Test, using the warm-up games against Argentina in Buenos Aires and Wales in Cardiff to achieve this. The aim is to ensure that, by the time of the Twickenham clash, most of the Springboks have around 200 minutes of game time under their belt.
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