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James: injury problems
South Africa's Butch James did not train with the squad on Monday and remains a major injury doubt for the Springboks ahead of their encounter with Australia in Bloemfontein.
The Bath fly-half picked up the knock after replacing Morne Steyn for the final 15 minutes in Pretoria and is set to undergo further scans before the nature of his injury is made public.
Prop Jannie du Plessis and lock Flip van der Merwe were also absent from South Africa's training session on Monday, however both players are expected to shake off their niggles in time for the Vodacom Park clash.
Meanwhile, flanker Dewald Potgieter, centre Wynand Olivier and wing/full-back Gio Aplon have been called into the Bok squad as cover by coach Peter De Villiers.
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Stuart and Dewi answer your questions about the Six Nations in this week's Rugby Club Extra.
New Zealand have confirmed Dan Carter will be fully fit for Saturday's crucial World Cup clash with France at Eden Park.
Gary Gold has rejected "preposterous" suggestions that the Springboks might consider losing a World Cup match for tactical reasons.
Steve Hansen has rejected suggestions that the France team selected for Saturday's clash against the All Blacks is a second-string outfit.
Australia full-back Kurtley Beale says hard work is behind his John Eales medal success.
The ARU have confirmed the Wallabies will return to playing at the Sydney Football Stadium.