The final round of a thrilling Rugby Championship saw South Africa claim the title ahead of New Zealand, who defeated Australia.<\/p>\n
Without further ado, here\u2019s our Team of Round Six as the champions lead the way with eight nominations, while the All Blacks are next best with five.<\/p>\n
Rugby Championship Team of the Week<\/p>\n
15 Will Jordan (New Zealand<\/a>): A feature of his play this week was working almost as a secondary fly-half, attacking the blindside off the outstanding Cam Roigard. Our runner-up is Argentina\u2019s Santi Carreras, a threat all afternoon in the Twickenham wind.<\/p>\n 14 Bautista Delguy (Argentina): Another try-scoring outing, two of them, in fact, for Los Pumas\u2019 flyer as he shone in defeat for his country. Cheslin Kolbe was always threatening for South Africa<\/a>, but once again, overambitious play cost his side a try as the all-time great had another little brain fade.<\/p>\n 13 Quinn Tupaea (New Zealand): A blockbuster display off the bench at Eden Park and he repeated the effort in Perth, with his selection seeing off his direct opponent, Joseph Suaalii, who did all he could in the Perth monsoon.<\/p>\n 12 Jordie Barrett (New Zealand): Again, we find ourselves tossing a coin between Barrett and the formidable Puma, Santi Chocobares. Both players were outstanding, and Damian de Allende also delivered a classy shift at Twickenham.<\/p>\n 11 Leroy Carter (New Zealand): This guy\u2019s work rate is absolutely phenomenal. He\u2019s everywhere for the All Blacks with involvements that will get any coach purring. Ethan Hooker did brilliantly in the air for South Africa and looks to be the man they need with the aerial game such an important facet of Test rugby.<\/p>\n 10 Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu (South Africa): A more under-the-radar performance but still one of immense poise and confidence as he drove his team home. Argentina\u2019s<\/a> new boy, Geronimo Prisciantelli, showed great promise in a classy first start and we\u2019ll be sure to see a lot more of him in the colours of Los Pumas.<\/p>\n 9 Cobus Reinach (South Africa): Brilliant. As he\u2019s slowed in feet ever so slightly, his rugby brain seems to be thinking faster than ever. A consummate display, although Cam Roigard once again impressed in his performance for the All Blacks.<\/p>\n