Planet Rugby's player-by-player breakdown of the 33-16 loss to the All Blacks makes for grim reading, with the ratings reflecting a team that was undermined as much by its own errors as by New Zealand's quality. Jasper Wiese was the standout — rated 8, a human wrecking ball with 63 metres gained and 17 carries — but he had precious little help. Wilco Louw and Ox Nche also earned 8s for strong scrummaging, and Malcolm Marx worked himself into the ground for a 7, though his first-half try was chalked off for a knock-on. The backline is where the damage shows: Feinberg-Mngomezulu and Grant Williams both rated 4, with Williams directly implicated in two All Black tries through missed tackles and a charged-down clearance. Kolbe held the Boks in the match with 11 points off the tee before his injury at 58 minutes effectively ended their chances. De Allende's 100th cap was quietly disappointing (5), and the bench's collective rating of 4 — including yellow cards for Van Staden and Cobus Reinach in quick succession — compounded a damaging afternoon.