Starstruck Springboks meet Carlos Alcaraz (video)

Springbok captain Siya Kolisi and several of his team-mates caught up with Spanish tennis superstar Carlos Alcaraz after his Paris Masters triumph on Sunday.
Alcaraz beat American Ben Shelton 7-6 (7/5), 7-5 in the final.
The world No 3 was congratulated by the Springbok contingent backstage after claiming the title in the French capital.
Kolisi was joined by fellow Springboks Damian de Allende, Jesse Kriel, Malcolm Marx, Pieter-Steph du Toit and Jasper Wiese.
‘Delighted’
The players exchanged handshakes, hugs and congratulations with the six-time Grand Slam champion, who appeared delighted by the unexpected encounter.
During their conversation, Kolisi reminded Alcaraz that the Springboks had watched him play in Turin during a previous visit.
Alcaraz admitted that he was tired after a demanding week on court but said he was looking forward to taking a few days off before turning his attention to the ATP Finals in Turin.
The Springboks wished the Spanish star well and encouraged him to enjoy his break.
Kolisi shows off dance moves during tennis final
Kolisi also caught the attention of television cameras during the Paris Masters final.
The Springbok captain was spotted among the spectators and could not resist showing off a few dance moves in the stands.
It was a lighter moment for the Springbok skipper and his team-mates as they enjoyed some time away from their demanding schedule.
Springboks turn attention to France
The Springboks have travelled to France following their emphatic 66-7 victory over Italy in Turin on Saturday.
Rassie Erasmus’ charges will now face France at the Stade de France on Friday, 13 November, in their next Nations Championship encounter.
Kick-off is at 22:10 (SA time).
The clash is expected to provide a much sterner test for the world champions as they look to build on their impressive performance against Italy and maintain their winning momentum.
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