Springboks Dominate Wales in Historic Rout

South Africa's flyhalf Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu excelled with two tries and 28 points, leading the Springboks to a monumental 73-0 victory over Wales in Cardiff. The match marked Wales' heaviest home defeat, dominated by South Africa's superior squad depth and scrum performance amidst a one-sided clash.

In an extraordinary display of dominance, South Africa's Springboks overwhelmed Wales with a 73-0 triumph at Cardiff, marking the latter's heaviest ever home defeat. Despite a depleted squad, the Springboks showcased their depth and prowess, especially in the scrum.

Flyhalf Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu was a standout performer, contributing two tries and a total of 28 points to the comprehensive victory. The Springboks scored 11 tries in total, maintaining their formidable record against Wales, who missed key players and struggled to penetrate the Springbok 22.

This match ranks among the most one-sided in tier-1 international rugby history, exacerbating Wales' dismal run with only two wins in their last 23 internationals. Saturday's loss adds to past defeats, recalling a similar blowout in 1998 when Wales were also heavily beaten by the Springboks.

(With inputs from agencies.)