Mapimpi in a sentence

But if we thought Marshall was everywhere at once, what about the effort of the Springboks’ Makazole Mapimpi, identified by Sky Sport’s lead commentator Grant Nisbett as playing on the wing, centres and flyhalf for the Boks, simultaneously.

However, after a good rehabilitation, Am was recalled to the Bok squad as an injury replacement for Makazole Mapimpi.

In the process, Makazole Mapimpi picked up a yellow card for a head-high tackle.

Springbok speedster Makazole Mapimpi has finally had his say on his detractors and supporters, who have both been extremely vocal this past week.

Wing Makazole Mapimpi, a try-scorer in the win over England in the World Cup final four years ago, appeared to be the biggest loser and didn't make the 23-man squad.

Makazole Mapimpi scored the third hat-trick of his Springbok career and moved up to 30 tries in the green and gold in Test rugby.

The guys around me like Jesse (Kriel) and Mapimps (Makazole Mapimpi) really helped.

The other seven cross-field kicks varied from aimless to downright dangerous, with only a stunning scrambling tackle from Wright stopping Makazole Mapimpi from a certain try early in the game (below).

After Handre Pollard’s composed kicking placed the side in the ascent, late tries from wingers Makazole Mapimpi and Cheslin Kolbe made sure of the win.

Eventually Mapimpi is adjudged to have knocked on.

Hooker Bongi Mbonambi and winger Makazole Mapimpi had a pair each.

I need to thank my teammates who helped me,” said Mapimpi about his try-scoring haul in the tournament.

In the starting XV that beat Wales in Sunday's semi-final there were six black players: wingers S'busiso Nkosi and Makazole Mapimpi, centre Lukhanyo Am, prop Tendai Mtawarira, hooker Bongi Mbonambi, and Kolisi.

Makazole Mapimpi already has 13 tries in just 13 caps for South Africa so far, including nine in his last seven appearances for the Springboks.

Malcolm Marx fed Lukhanyo Am, and he released Mapimpi down the left into space.

Mapimpi embodies the meaning of his name, which is "let him be humble".

New Zealander Ben Skeen ruled there was no "clear and obvious" infringement to rule out Springboks wing Makazole Mapimpi's 68th-minute try, that stretched the Boks' lead to 23-12 - and effectively ended England's challenge.

On the first, a spilled ball from Duane Vermuelen was followed by a Mo’unga cross-field kick to Sevu Reece, the wing burning off Makazole Mapimpi on the break before feeding Ardie Savea.

Soft penalty given up in his own 22 kept England in the mix but his hands helped create the key score for Mapimpi and made an extraordinary amount of tackles, real impact.

The 66th minute saw the first try of the final as South Africa’s Makazole Mapimpi sprinted through England’s defence to score, with Pollard converting it to bring the score up to 12-25.