South Africa U20 face Georgia U20 in Round Two of the Junior World Championship at Avchala Stadium in Tbilisi, with the defending champions making 11 changes from the side that opened the tournament against Uruguay. The Junior Springboks scored their third century in JWC history in that opening fixture.
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Junior Springboks make 11 changes for Georgia U20 clash in Tbilisi
South Africa U20 make 11 changes for their Round Two Junior World Championship clash against hosts Georgia in Tbilisi, after posting a century score against Uruguay in the opening round.
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