Blitzboks turn the ball over and send Mfundo

In an earnest presentation of Sevens rugby, the Blitzboks effectively beat Australia 19-0 in their semi-last conflict at the Spain Sevens.

For Africa ruled the initial trades putting the Australian protection under tension and winning two punishments which set them right on the assault in the Australian 22m.

Selvyn Davids went close for the Blitzboks, simply missing the mark concerning the initial attempt of the match.

The steady assault from South Africa prompted one more punishment against Australia and a third breakdown encroachment saw Josh Turner shipped off the canister.

The additional man included in the Blitzboks' approval as J.C. Pretorius crossed the whitewash for a changed over attempt and a 7-0 lead following five minutes.

Splendid safeguard on the stroke of half-time saw the Blitzboks turn the ball over and send Mfundo Ndhlovu over in the right-hand corner.

Branco du Preez couldn't change over with a work from the touchline yet South Africa had a 12-0 lead at the break.

Australia began the final part well with all the early belonging yet splendid work on guard by the Blitzboks saw Ndhlovu win a punishment after he figured out how to move past the ball at a ruck.

After a lengthy period with the ball close by, Selvyn Davids traveled over in the left-hand corner because of some clever footwork for a changed over attempt as South Africa's lead reached out to 19-0 with three minutes left in the match.

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That is the manner in which it remained until the last whistle to seal an earnest success for Neil Powell's charges.

The Blitzboks will presently confront the champ Argentina who beat England 26-17 in the other semi-last.

The last of the Spain Sevens happens at 19:56 (SA time).