Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus provided a measured assessment of Vusi Moyo's debut performance as the team's flyhalf in their 43-0 victory over Wales.

Moyo, a 20-year-old Junior Springbok, made his international debut against a tier-one nation, a challenge Erasmus acknowledged as particularly tough for a young player.

The coach noted Moyo's nervousness was expected, given his status as the youngest flyhalf to ever represent the Springboks, surpassing even Patrick Lambie's age at debut.

Erasmus highlighted the team's strategy of using Moyo as the next flyhalf in line, considering the absence of regulars Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu and Handre Pollard due to injury.The 43-0 scoreline, while impressive, required significant effort, with the Springboks leading 14-0 before securing the win.

Erasmus emphasized the importance of developing young talent, stating that Moyo's debut was a 'next man up' opportunity to assess his potential alongside Yaqeen Ahemed, who was unavailable due to international commitments.The victory underscores the team's depth and readiness for upcoming challenges, including the friendly against Argentina.