History in the making.
South Africa gave USA an awful trimming this evening in their Pool B encounter of the World Cup with a 64-0 win.
The hero of the night was Bryan Habana who made history in the devastating win with his hat-trick of trys in 19 minutes.
The opener saw him equal the record of Munster legend Dougie Howlett by grabbing his 13th ever in the tournament, which puts Keith Earls record of eight in the shade somewhat
LUCKY 13 @BryanHabana draws alongside Doug Howlett on 13 #RWC tries, two behind @JONAHTALILOMU, as #RSA go 21-0 up pic.twitter.com/0v0Fehy88f
— Rugby World Cup (@rugbyworldcup) October 7, 2015
But Habana mist have smelled blood as he kept going and he scored his 14th Rugby World Cup try in the second half
https://twitter.com/AFHStewart/status/651807797307408384
That pushed him to just within one of Jonah Lomu
Jonah Lomu still has the most World Cup trys, followed now by Brian Habana at 14
— SKINDEEP (@SkindeepJD) October 7, 2015
And he equalled the record with a almost copybook Habana effort late in the second half
.@BryanHabana's hat-trick brings him level with @JONAHTALILOMU on 15 #RWC tries as #RSA cruise to victory over #USA pic.twitter.com/EahYGj8aGv
— Rugby World Cup (@rugbyworldcup) October 7, 2015
BRILLIANT BRYAN @BryanHabana's 15 #RWC tries – so far…
6 v #SAM
5 v #USA
2 v #ARG
1 v #SCO
1 v #NAM #Habana pic.twitter.com/uPtKlodkW4— Rugby World Cup (@rugbyworldcup) October 7, 2015
Having equalled @JONAHTALILOMU's RWC try record of 15, @bryanhabana enjoyed the moment with fans after RSA's winhttps://t.co/aMsDN7tqwf
— Rugby World Cup (@rugbyworldcup) October 7, 2015
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