South Africa prove too strong for England at Twickenham's Allianz Stadium, as Cheslin Kolbe scores twice in a nine-point win.

Cheslin Kolbe scored two tries as world champions South Africa inflicted yet more November international misery upon England with a 29-20 win at Twickenham on Saturday.

By Mitch Phillips LONDON (Reuters) -Two irresistible tries by winger Cheslin Kolbe helped South Africa to a 29-20 victory over England at Twickenham on Saturday and though the home crowd was treated to a fantastic match,

England's 29-20 defeat to South Africa was down to losing collisions, several errors and, fundamentally, not being as good as South Africa. It was death by a thousand cuts.

Two irresistible tries by winger Cheslin Kolbe helped South Africa to a 29-20 victory over England at Twickenham on Saturday and though the home crowd was treated to a fantastic match, it meant a fifth successive defeat for Steve Borthwick's men.

England’s quest to resurrect their autumn by toppling South Africa ended in crushing disappointment as the world champions inflicted a fifth successive defeat on Steve Borthwick side. After the high-octane thrills of a first half that produced five tries,

A fifth defeat in succession for England but this one will hurt the most. England served up their most resilient performance of the autumn but against the world champions South Africa, were deserted by their accuracy and discipline in the final quarter just when it looked like an opportunity to avenge their World Cup semi-final defeat was in their