LONDON - Springboks captain Siya Kolisi said he hoped his side's Rugby Championship triumph would provide fresh inspiration to South Africa as a whole following the world champions' thrilling 29-27 win over Argentina at Twickenham on Saturday. The flanker added: "This win is not just for us, but the people of South Africa." But with South Africa leading 29-13 heading into the final quarter, the Pumas staged an impressive rally, with wing Bautista Delguy scoring his second try of the game. - 'Stay in the present' -South Africa, already a record four-time world champions, are bidding to become the first side to win three Rugby World Cups in a row at the 2027 edition in Australia. But with South Africa deploying close to 50 players during the tournament, Erasmus accepted building squad depth came at a cost.