Erasmus has handed Vusi Moyo his Test debut against Wales, and the reasoning goes beyond a simple audition. The piece draws on Erasmus's own words to paint a picture of a 10 who is unusually physical for his age, composed under pressure, and already drawing comparisons — in terms of playing style variety — to a young Handré Pollard. Erasmus specifically highlights Moyo's kicking game and ball-handling as elite traits that he now wants stress-tested in a genuine Test environment. The broader squad context matters too: Erasmus considered picking his full-strength side, including Kolisi, but chose to manage niggles with next month's away Test in Argentina firmly in mind. The Wales match is effectively a dual-purpose exercise — competitive enough to matter, but structured to blood four uncapped starters (Moyo, Jaco Williams, Ruben van Heerden, Carlu Sadie) before the heavier lifting begins.