After being named captain for South Africa's game against Namibia on Saturday, Schalk Brits says he is keeping his team's 2015 World Cup defeat to Japan at the forefront of his mind.Coming up against a lowly-ranked team like Namibia should be no problem for giants like South Africa, but they learned the hard way in Brighton four years ago never to take any team lightly."I was involved in the group that lost against Japan, so I know the feeling -- when you should win and don't," the 38-year-old Brits said on Friday."Rassie has always been focusing on the process, irrelevant of the result. We…READ FULL ARTICLE