Bradley Davies’ modesty gets him into a spot of bother, while South Africans everywhere are riding to the rescue in round two of the Guinness PRO14.

But we start with Ospreys lock Davies, who has modestly revealed that he didn’t feel he deserved to be in Wales’ World Cup squad.

So much so, that he prematurely removed himself from the players’ WhatsApp group before the announcement was made.

We’ve all made a mistake after a couple on WhatsApp, and Davies is clearly taking the hit from his teammates out in Japan.

While Davies has headed East, Marcell Coetzee is back on this side of the world.

The Springbok missed the cut with injury for the World Cup but is back fit and ready to make an immediate impact in familiar surroundings.

The back row is part of the Ulster squad for their two-week road trip to take on the Toyota Cheetahs and Isuzu Southern Kings.

Another South African making his bow will be referee Rasta Rasivhenge.

He became part of the Guinness PRO14’s elite refereeing group for this season, was an assistant for Scarlets v Connacht last weekend and now will take charge at the Sportsground for Connacht’s clash with Benetton.

Sevens fans will know him as he was the man in the middle for the Olympic Sevens Final in Rio back in 2016.

Munster are also down in South Africa.

But their testing road trip is made a little easier by virtue of the fact that they have an inside man calling the shots.

Few men are better equipped to understand the South African game than their head coach Johann van Graan, and the former Springbok coach is expecting a proper battle.