South Africa scored five tries in the first half and four in the second and demolished Namibia 57-3 despite a relatively sloppy performance at the World Cup on Saturday.The Namibians put in an admirable effort but were simply outplayed in every facet of the game at the City of Toyota Stadium, as the Springboks ran up the largest margin of victory so far at the tournament in Japan.South Africa's first Pool B win momentarily moves them into second place behind Italy thanks to the bonus point, but New Zealand have yet to play their second game and will leapfrog the Springboks with a win.South …READ FULL ARTICLE
