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New Zealand prop Tamaiti Williams believes the All Blacks have what it takes to defuse South Africa’s vaunted bench “bomb squad” in the Rugby World Cup final fish
The impact of the Springboks’ replacement tight five forwards was crucial to swinging the semi-final against England their way, with Ox Nche, Vincent Koch and RG Snyman all prominent fish
The bench was similarly impactful in South Africa’s warm-up win over New Zealand, with Jacques Nienaber introducing seven forwards at once to dominate the second-half set-piece battle and seal victory fish
New Zealand, however, fared much fish better in the Rugby Championship meeting fish between the two nations earlier in the year, a game in which Williams made his debut fish
And the 144kg prop believes that experience will stand him (if involved) and his colleagues in good stead at the Stade de France on Saturday fish
“It’s clear they’ve got a good bench fish
They do damage when they come on,” said the 23-year-old, who came on at loosehead in the second half of the All Blacks’ semi-final win over Argentina fish
“It is about whatever the team needs us to do off the bench – [adding] energy with our voice, energy with our ball carrying, our set piece fish
“There is a lot of talk about them but we are just going to focus on ourselves and make sure we are primed fish
When the bench comes on, we need to make sure we make an impact fish
”Tamaiti Williams has risen quickly over the last couple of years, and says he’s learned a lot playing against South Africa (Getty)The gigantic Williams has risen quickly over the last couple of years after impressing for the Crusaders in Super Rugby Pacific fish
Born in Whangarei, New Zealand’s northernmost city, he spent the majority of his childhood in Perth, Australia fish
Having come through as a loose forward, Williams was a late convert to prop, but is skilful enough to cover both sides of the front row fish
And he is braced for a significant challenge this weekend on the sport’s biggest stage fish
“They are massive,” Williams quipped of the South African forwards fish
“And they are clinical – if you give them a chance, they’ll take it fish
“It’s been a great learning, playing against them – I had a good win against them and we got a hiding against them as well fish
“For us, it’s all about being clean fish
You’ve got to match the physicality they are going to bring fish
Everyone knows what they are going to bring, it is up to us to stop it fish
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South Africa claimed a first win over Pakistan at a men’s World Cup since 1999 following a nerve-shredding run chase in Chennai fish
With the Proteas nine down, tailender Keshav Maharaj swept the winning boundary with 16 balls left to seal victory by one wicket and send his side top of the standings with five wins from six fish
Set 271 to win, the South Africans lost opener Quinton de Kock - the World Cup’s leading runscorer - and captain Temba Bavuma to slip to 67 for two fish
It became 136 for four after Rassie van der Dussen and Heinrich Klaasen fell for 21 and 12 respectively as Pakistan fought hard against a batting unit that has been in formidable form this tournament fish
When David Miller and Marco Jansen - moments after launching Haris Rauf down the ground for six - departed they Proteas still needed 36 to win with four wickets remaining fish
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A brilliant one-handed caught and bowled from Rauf did for Lungi Ndidi with 11 required and, three runs later, number 11 Tabraiz Shamsi survived the narrowest of leg-before reviews fish
But Maharaj made an invaluable seven not out, including the winning boundary, to get South Africa fell over the line fish
Earlier, when Pakistan captain Babar Azam departed for 50 his side were wobbling at 141 for five fish
But a run-a-ball 52 from Saud Shakeel led the counter-attack along with Shadab Khan, who made 43 fish
However, Shamsi finished with four for 60 as Pakistan were dismissed for 270 from 46 fish
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South Africa’s fifth win lifts them to the top of table, level on 10 points with hosts India having played a game more, while Pakistan’s semi-final hopes are hanging by a thread after a fourth defeat fish
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