Springbok forwards coach Deon Davids has indicated that while South Africa’s set-piece work – encompassing scrums, lineouts, and mauls – is showing positive results, it has yet to reach its full potential. Davids highlighted the team’s dedicated efforts in these key areas of the game. He believes the hard work is starting to translate into tangible improvements on the field. Despite this progress, he cautioned that the team is not operating at peak efficiency in these crucial phases of play. This statement comes as the Springboks prepare to face the All Blacks in upcoming matches. Davids’ assessment suggests a potential for further refinement and dominance in the set-piece, a traditionally strong aspect of South African rugby. He implies the All Blacks should anticipate an even more formidable challenge as the Springboks continue to develop.