After a 27-40 defeat to Ireland exposed serious kicking deficiencies, the Springbok Women's coaching staff have made targeted positional changes for Saturday's return fixture at Athlone Stadium. Cilliers shifts from fullback to wing, Dolf takes the fullback jersey, and Zulu — whose cross-kick created the opening try off the bench last week — starts at flyhalf. The logic is straightforward: get more reliable kickers on the field simultaneously and use them to shift territory and pin Ireland back. Co-head coach Johannes-Haupt has been explicit that the team cannot afford to keep defending from their own half. Cilliers missed four of five conversions in the first Test, so her move to wing keeps her kicking options available without the positional demands of fullback, while Zulu's territorial kicking is now the pivot of the tactical plan. Whether this reshuffled back three can execute the exit and territory game that went so badly wrong last week will likely determine whether South Africa can reverse the result.