Morné Steyn

Morne Steyn announced himself as a key figure for the Springboks for years to come with his series-clinching penalty which defeated the 2009 British & Irish Lions in the second Test in Pretoria. Since 2009, Steyn has forced himself into becoming the first choice pivot for the Boks, despite his relatively late international bow. Renowned for his exceptional goalkicking ability, Steyn infamously racked up all 31 of his team's points in a Tri-Nations victory over New Zealand in 2009.