Julian Savea and Bryan Habana can wing way to records in World Cup semi-final

The New Zealand and South Africa No11s could emerge from Saturday’s crucial match at Twickenham with a notable try-scoring record eachIf a player wearing No11 scores a try in the first World Cup semi-final on Saturday, it will set a new record. If they both manage to, it will set two. Bryan Habana goes into the match with 15 World Cup tries, level with Jonah Lomu as the competition’s most prolific try-scorer, and Julian Savea goes into it with eight tries from this World Cup alone, a single-tournament record he shares for now with both of the above. Related: South Africa’s Jannie du Plessis pr…