The Springboks defeated the Wallabies 18-10 after leading 12-10 at half time in their penultimate campaign fixture.
Four players who left the field early as a result of injury during the match were among the group of Springboks who underwent their medicals at the team’s hotel in Pretoria.
Wing Bryan Habana received a knock on the thigh and he will have another assessment on Monday in Durban. Centre Jesse Kriel left the field with a groin niggle and he, too, will be assessed again in the coming week.
Meanwhile lock Pieter-Steph du Toit is recovering well from a hard knock to the hip.
Scrumhalf Rudy Paige left the field with a concussion and the No 9 will have to complete the prescribed graduate return to play protocol.
Regarding the other Springbok squad members, team doctor Jerome Mampane said: “There are the obvious bumps and bruises after a typical hard test match, but there will be continuous medical check-ups during the week.”
The Springboks travelled to Durban from Johannesburg on Sunday morning and they will start their preparations for the All Blacks encounter with a gym session on Monday.
