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It looks like the Barbarians match against Argentina could be considered as an extra test match for the Springboks.
Head Coach Rbadie Erasmus has named 13 Springboks in the group of barbarians who are preparing to face Argentina.
Aphiwe Dyanti, player of the year in the world of rugby world and nominated for the title of player of the year Malcolm Marx.
The rest of the Springboks contingent is back Damian de Allende, Elton Jantjies, Jesse Kriel, Handre Pollard. While the front are Schalk Brits, Jager's Lood, Pieter-Steph du Toit, Steven Kitshoff, Siya Kolisi, Malcolm Marx, Trevor Nayakane and Skihumbuzo Notshe.
Players from seven other nations are part of the cosmopolitan Killik Cup team in Twickenham on December 1st.
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Frank Lomani scrum half joined the club after playing a key role in Fiji's historic 21-14 win over France.
Argentine legend Juan Miguel Leguizamon aligns against the Pumas four years later, leading the Barbarians to victory over England.
New Zealander Wyatt Crockett joins the team at the end of his distinguished career in the Crusaders and All Blacks.
In accordance with the traditions of the barbarians, there are two uncapped players in the Australian Chiefs flyhalf. Jack Debreczeni and the flank crusaders Jordan Taufua.
Team of barbarians
Back
Tombado Benvenuti (Benetton and Italy), Damian de Allende (Stormers and South Africa), Jack Debreczeni (Chiefs), Aphiwe Dyanti (Lions and South Africa), Tom English (Rebels and Australia), Leon Fukofuka (Auckland and Tonga), Elton Jantjies (Lions and South Africa), Jesse Kriel (Bulls and South Africa), Frank Lomani (Rebels and Fiji), Handre Pollard (Bulls and South Africa).
Before
Schalk Brits (Unattched & South Africa), Wyatt Crockett (Crusaders & New Zealand), Jager's Lood (Bulls & South Africa), Pieter-Steph of the Roof (Stormers & South Africa), Luke Jones (Bordeaux Begles & Australia), Steven Kitshoff (Stormers & South Africa), Siya Kolisi (Stormers & South Africa), Juan Miguel Leguizamon (Jaguars & Argentina), Malcolm Marx (Lions & South Africa), Alexandre Menini (Lyon & France), Trevor Nayakane (Bulls & South Africa), Sikhumbuzo Notshe (Stormers & South Africa), Jordan Taufua (The Crusaders)
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