Bok Team Against England

Barring injuries and form, at this stage this is the team I would select against England as the last match of the tour.

Having a B-Team is great to give younger players experience and for the Bok management to see them play, without throwing them in at the deep end to sink or swim.

Players like Even Roos and Zulu can get solid game time and get used to the Bok game plan in the B-team.
Then they can get some game time for the 1st team of the bench. Form depending, they could even start a test towards the end of the tour. 

A combination of Zulu and Willemse would be good.
When AM is back, having Zulu, Willemse and AM as the inside backs would bring a very effective running game.

Stick is the B-team coach, but it seems Rassie will be heavily involved to find the bolters for the World Cup next year. Most of the squad is selected, but a few positions are up for grabs, at least in terms of depth. 

1. Kitshoff/Ox

2. Marx/Bongi

3. DuToit/ Malherbe

4. Eztebeth

5. Lood

6. Kolisi/ Kwagga

7. Steph DuToit

8. Even Roos / Vermuelen

9. Hendrikse/Faff

10. Zulu / Libbok

12. Willemse

13. Delande

14.Kolbe

15. Wille Leroux /Gelant

11. Mapimpi

A couple of players can not lift up the whole entire squad when the squad is inept at playing rugby.

It would take two generations to change SA rugby. It can not afforded.

For the tour, SA rugby will apply the same approach as ever: avoid playing rugby and trying to prevent their opponent from playing rugby.

Nothing changes.

The bad piece of news is theirs opponents have announced diminished teams, which reduce their ability to lift up an encounter from the mediocrity associated to SA rugby.

Goosen will certainly be an option for the England test. Although he has not had much game time, so hopefully he gains form quickly and avoids injury.

Rasnaber must not overdo the up and under's. In some games they work well, but if it is not working they need to revert to a Plan-B of keeping the ball in hand.

If he is going to select players Libbok or Zulu they should be allowed to play to their strengths.

Pollard not being available could be a blessing in disguise. It forces the Boks to build depth at 10 for the world cup. Not sure if Libbok will make the world cup squad, but Zulu probably will.

The tour overall with a B-team is good preparation for building player depth without the risk of losing tests due to inexperience. And the best performers can push their way into the 1st team