England demise should sharpen Bok focus, Brits says


  • Rugby
  • Tuesday, 06 Oct 2015

LONDON (Reuters) - Watching England's painful exit from the Rugby World Cup in the pool stage has served as a motivation for South Africa to avoid such misery so early in the competition, hooker Schalk Brits has said.

The Springbok hooker will be on the bench for his side's final Pool B game against the United States on Wednesday where defeat could see them booted out from the competition if other results go against them.

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