Australian coach Jones has seen his Red Rose side move down to third after their disappointing fifth place finish in the 2018 Six Nations Championship held earlier this year in February and March.<\/p>\n
England had won the previous two editions of the tournaments\u00a0but found themselves eclipsed by Grand Slam winners Ireland, who\u00a0sit just behind New Zealand in the rankings.<\/p>\n
South Africa start\u00a0as first Test and series winners favourites in the rugby union betting over at bet365<\/a>, while the tourists are outsiders despite their strong Southern Hemisphere performances on their last two trips below the Equator.<\/p>\n Experienced internationals back in Springboks setup Erasmus has been quick to capitalise on expatriate South African players with international experience and bring them back into the fold.<\/p>\n Aviva Premiership clubs Sale Sharks and Wasps have representation in Springbok ranks through scrum-half Faf de Klerk and fullback Willie le Roux<\/a>, who has more South Africa caps than all the back three options put together.<\/p>\n Montpellier Herault pair Bismarck du Plessis (hooker) and Francois Steyn (centre) are regulars in the French Top 14 league, meanwhile, and their returns provide leadership in the front row and midfield respectively.<\/p>\n Only long-serving Springboks prop\u00a0Tendai Mtawarira, better known as “The Beast” has more caps than Du Plessis\u00a0on Erasmus’s first roster, while Steyn is the most-capped back by some way.<\/p>\n<\/a>