Sir Ian Botham's Grandson allowed to play on despite being 'knocked' out for Wales against Australia

Editors picks:

Five England players Steve Borthwick should drop – and who should replace them

#1. Freddie Steward – High Ball Hero, Defensive Zero?

#2. Ellis Genge – The Genge Rollercoaster

• Evening Standard (5/10):
  "Let Williams slip past him as the scrum-half went over for South Africa’s opening try. Improved after that, though, and was bright in the loose - but not at his best."
• Express (4/10):
  "Scrum problems in first half, usual full-blooded commitment for an hour."

#3. Ollie Lawrence – Hits, Misses, and a Bit More of the Same

• Telegraph (5/10):
  "Barely used as a ball-carrier again. Put one huge hit on Manie Libbok but also wasted a good attacking opportunity with a needless kick. Disappointing."
• Planet Rugby (5/10):
  "Solid in attack but caught out in defense, continuing the trend of inconsistency."
• Express (5/10):
  "Hit hard and carried hard, but in this fixture that is a minimum requirement."

#4. Will Stuart – Scrum Woes and Penalty Troubles

• Telegraph (4/10):
  "Difficult to overlook the succession of three penalties, even if the third seemed harsh. Did get one back at the scrum in the second half."
• Express (5/10):
  "England again unable to build any sort of attacking platform from their scrum against the mighty Boks."

#5. Jack van Poortvliet – Struggling to Find His Rhythm

• Evening Standard (5/10):
  "Shaky at times and repeatedly had his box-kicks charged down."
• Planet Rugby (5/10):
  "Never fully recovered from a shaky start, with multiple box kicks charged down by du Toit and Etzebeth."
• Express (3/10):
  "First start in a long while and it showed. Repeatedly charged down at the base."
• Telegraph (5/10):
  "Etzebeth made him his bunny, charging him down twice in a hesitant early performance."