Australia's Wallabies celebrate as they watch a replay confirming that team mate Tevita Kuridrani had scored a controversial try at the end of their Rugby Championship match against South Africa's Springboks in Brisbane, July 18, 2015. REUTERS/Jason Reed
BRISBANE (Reuters) - Centre Tevita Kuridrani scored a dramatic last gasp try to give Australia a 24-20 victory over South Africa they barely deserved in their Rugby Championship opener at Lang Park on Saturday.
The Wallabies kicked for touch with a penalty that might have tied up the game before Kuridrani crashed over the line in a scrum of bodies, getting just enough pressure on the ball to convince the TV official that he had grounded it.
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