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Bosch makes light of Lambie absence in Sharks victory
By Harry West
Curwin Bosch was the unlikely hero, scoring 27 points as Sharks overcame Waratahs 37-14 in Super Rugby on Saturday.
The 19-year-old was summoned from the bench in the early stages after Pat Lambie had to go off with a back problem and led his side to a comfortable victory, although Sharks were unable to gain a bonus point.
Bosch kicked six penalties, as well as scoring a try and adding two conversions in a fine all-round display.
"Winning was nice, but we were disappointed to lose Patrick so early and not to get a bonus point," said Tera Mtembu, scorer of Sharks' first try.
Stormers joined Chiefs and Crusaders as the only sides with three wins from their opening three fixtures, thanks to a resounding 41-10 triumph over Southern Kings.
Elsewhere, Cheetahs prevailed 38-31 in a see-saw encounter with Sunwolves, and Jaguares defeated Lions 36-24, Nicolas Sanchez leading the way with 21 points.
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