Tri Nations - Johannesburg, 17 August 2002, 15:05 local, 13:05 GMT
South Africa (14) 33 - 31 (9) Australia (FT)

Match coverage:  Report

Teams

South Africa Australia
Tries Greeff, Paulse 2, Russell, van Niekerk Tries Cannon, Kefu, Rogers
Cons Greeff 4 Cons Burke 2
Pens none Pens Burke 3
Drops none Drops Gregan
    Team
15 FB
Werner Greeff
14 W
Breyton Paulse
13 C
Marius Joubert
12 C
De Wet Barry
11 W
Dean Hall
10 FH
Brent Russell
9 SH
Neil de Kock
1 P
Lawrence Sephaka
2 H
James Dalton
3 P
Willie Meyer
4 L
Jannes Labuschagne
5 L
AJ Venter
6 F
Corne Krige (c)
7 F
Joe van Niekerk
8 N8
Bobby Skinstad
    Replacements
16 H
Ollie le Roux
17 P
Faan Rautenbach
18
Victor Matfield
19 F
Hendro Scholtz
20 SH
Bolla Conradie
21
Adrian Jacobs
22 W
Stefan Terblanche
    Team
15 FB
Chris Latham
14 W
Ben Tune
13 C
Matt Burke
12 C
Dan Herbert
11 W
Stirling Mortlock
10 FH
Stephen Larkham
9 SH
George Gregan (c)
1 P
Bill Young
2 H
Jeremy Paul
3 P
Ben Darwin
4 L
Nathan Sharpe
5 L
Justin Harrison
6 F
Owen Finegan
7 F
George Smith
8 N8
Toutai Kefu
    Replacements
16 H
Brendan Cannon
17 P
Rod Moore
18 L
Matt Cockbain
19 N8
David Lyons
20
Chris Whitaker
21
Elton Flatley
22 UB
Mat Rogers

Notes

 
Result South Africa won by a margin of 2 points
Tri Nations points South Africa 5 (1 try bonus), Australia 1 (1 losing bonus)
 
Ground name Ellis Park, Johannesburg
Attendance 63000
 
Referee PD O'Brien (New Zealand)
 
South Africa Test debuts none
Australia Test debuts none

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