How a meeting on Wednesday put fire in Ireland's bellies

Caelan Doris is delighted to take on the captaincy tomorrow.

Murray Kinsella Reports from Durban IRELAND CAPTAIN CAELAN Doris says a team meeting with Andy Farrell on Wednesday has put fire in the players’ bellies ahead of the second Test against South Africa in Durban tomorrow .

“We had a good meeting on Wednesday in particular where we saw some clips that we felt wasn’t us,” said Doris today after Ireland’s captain’s run at Northwood School in Durban, Farrell opting against bringing his team to the match venue again this week. Advertisement “We had a good training session off the back of that and I feel lads have a bit of an edge off the back of that.

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