The Springbok flyhalf bonanza continues this weekend when Jordan Hendrikse will become the third different starting flyhalf of the world champions' end-of-year tour when they take on Wales in Cardiff on Saturday.
Jordan will link up with his brother, scrumhalf Jaden, as the team's halfback pairing, as they become the 36th set of brothers to represent the Boks.
They will be the first brother pairing since Dan and Robert du Preez played together, also against Wales in Washington in 2018, and the first starting brothers since Jannie and Bismarck du Plessis against Scotland in the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
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