21.   The Blues ran in nine tries while the South African side scored four to pick up their second bonus point despite being winless in eight matches.

22.   The Cameroon side had almost scored four minutes earlier.

23.   The home side scored seven tries to two, with center Eroni Clarke and winger Brian Lima each crossing twice.

24.   The teams played extra innings, but neither side could score.

25.   This is the best total the Caribbean side has scored in the three-match series.

26.   Both sides scored three tries each, but it was the unblemished goalkicking of stand-off Botica that proved the difference.

27.   Both sides scored three tries, the Springboks going into an early lead when second-row forward Hannes Strydom was driven over the line in the third minute.

28.   Both sides scored two tries, Natal through hooker John Allan and right wing James Small and right wing Ian Hunter and centre Stuart Potter for England.

29.   Each side scored a try in the match.

30.   Despite the extra time neither side could score in the first goalless draw of this World Cup.