The Wallabies have discovered first hand that they will encounter a full-strength Springboks team at Kings Park on Sunday.
The Wallabies are already bracing themselves for the big Springboks names to be in the Test line-up this week, especially as the back up players failed to make any impact on their tour.
The Test team is expected to include loose forward Heinrich Brussow, who was added to the Springboks squad on Sunday after making a successful comeback from a hamstring injury in a Currie Cup match the previous day.
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