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Andre Markgraaff (Netwerk24)
Andre Markgraaff (Netwerk24)

Cape Town - Former Springbok coach Andre Markgraaff is worried about the skills levels of South Africa’s top players.

Things are looking bleak for the SA teams in this year’s Super Rugby competition, with no local team looking like serious title contenders at present.

If it weren’t for the requirement of each of the three Conference leaders automatically occupy the top three berths on the overall table, the best-placed SA franchise - the Bulls - would actually lie sixth.

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