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Jesse Kriel insists Springboks not panicking after 33-16 All Blacks defeat at Ellis Park

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By Mike Greenaway
| Independent Online Verified
Mike Greenaway|Published 5 minutes ago Springbok centre Jesse Kriel says they are not about to press the panic button even with stalwarts like Cheslin Kolbe limping off the field after a tough afternoon against the All Blacks at Ellis Park on Saturday. Image: BackpagePix Jesse Kriel insists the Springboks will not hit the panic button after their 33–16 defeat to the All Blacks, despite South Africa now needing to win three consecutive Tests to claim the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series.
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Jesse Kriel insists Springboks not panicking after 33-16 All Blacks defeat at Ellis Park

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By Mike Greenaway, Backpage pix
| dailynews.co.za
Mike Greenaway|Published 13 minutes ago Springbok centre Jesse Kriel says they are not about to press the panic button even with stalwarts like Cheslin Kolbe limping off the field after a tough afternoon against the All Blacks at Ellis Park on Saturday. Image: BackpagePix Jesse Kriel insists the Springboks will not hit the panic button after their 33–16 defeat to the All Blacks, despite South Africa now needing to win three consecutive Tests to claim the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series.
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Jesse Kriel insists Springboks not panicking after 33-16 All Blacks defeat at Ellis Park

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By Mike Greenaway
| Sunday Tribune
Mike Greenaway|Published 14 minutes ago Springbok centre Jesse Kriel says they are not about to press the panic button even with stalwarts like Cheslin Kolbe limping off the field after a tough afternoon against the All Blacks at Ellis Park on Saturday. Image: BackpagePix Jesse Kriel insists the Springboks will not hit the panic button after their 33–16 defeat to the All Blacks, despite South Africa now needing to win three consecutive Tests to claim the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series.
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