Springboks need to figure way back into series after loss to All Blacks

JOHANNESBURG, Aug 22 : South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus said he would lie low, avoid reading the newspapers and try and figure a way back for his team in their test series against New Zealand after getting what he called a slap across the chops in Saturday’s opening clash.The All Blacks outscored the Springboks five tries to one for a statement 33-16 victory in the first of the four matches in what is being marketed as ‘Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry’.“We have to find a way to get back, we got a good hiding from a good New Zealand side,” Erasmus told the post-match news conference at Ellis Park.“We’ll lay low and not read the papers and work very hard. We have no excuses because we could have won the game. “We must keep our mouth closed,” added Erasmus, often the source of controversy with his