Chris Robshaw is relieved to have finally completed his collection of Rugby Championship triumphs after England crushed South Africa 37-21 at Twickenham.A decade of failure against the Springboks spanning 12 Tests, one of them ending in a draw, concluded with a four-try rout on Saturday that was settled the moment George Ford dashed over early in the second half.Robshaw has been involved in four of those losses, all of them as captain, but was typically industrious as England extended their winning run to 11 games, with 10 of them delivered under the guidance of Eddie Jones.Its massive because Ive played a number of times against South Africa and its been a fixture in which you feel youre quite close, but youre not actually, Robshaw said. For us to get over that and get a comfortable scoreline is a great feeling. To see our hard work pay off is great for the squad.We left some points out there and were a little bit disappointed to have conceded that last try, but as this series continues well get more fluid and show a bit of consistency.We always want to improve on last season and when we first met up in the summer, we were very clear that yes it had been very good and we achieved what we wanted to, but its been about kicking on.Youre only judged on your next result, so its been about making sure that every time you go out there you produce as well as you can and keep things ticking over.The victory was given perspective by the limitations of South Africa, who brought their poorest group of players to Twickenham since the 53-3 drubbing in 2002 and at times in the second half they were a rabble in defence.But they started strongly, aided by English indiscipline, until a flawlessly-executed move from a line-out that saw Elliot Daly and Owen Farrell act as decoy runners before Marland Yarde and Mike Brown combined to send Jonny May over signalled the beginning of their demise.It was Mays first international appearance since last autumns World Cup and after a 10-month absence with knee ligament damage, the try-scoring return conclusively ended an anxious period in the Gloucester wings career.It was awesome to be back because Ive worked so hard over God knows how many months. I always targeted these games so I made it just in the nick of time, May said. All my hard work paid off and I managed to score a try in the corner. For sure there were times when I felt this moment would never come again.With a nasty injury like that, when its potentially career-ending, you know you have to work extremely hard to get back, but thats all behind me. The last two weeks have been really tough. The way we train has been brutal, so I probably ran out of puff a little bit in the second half. I came off early so Ive got to keep working hard to move onwards and upwards. sWell Water Bottle Marble . General manager Jarmo Kekalainen told Aaron Portzline of The Columbus Dispatch on Friday that he wants to see Gaboriks contributions go beyond the scoresheet before considering a long-term deal for the soon-to-be unrestricted free agent. 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PITTSBURGH -- Cincinnati Reds rookie right-hander Tim Adleman and Pittsburgh Pirates rookie left-hander Steven Brault have a combined 14 major league appearances between them entering their matchup Friday night at PNC Park.They also have only two wins between them -- both by Adleman. And as his first stint in the majors wind down, Brault still wants to get that elusive first victory before the season ends, and possibly a few more.The Pirates earned their second win in a row Thursday after dropping eight straight. Pittsburgh turned three runs in the first inning against Reds starter Dan Straily into a 4-1 victory in the series opener, with Ivan Nova throwing a six-hitter to improve to 5-0 with the Pirates.Pittsburgh is 7-5 against the Reds this season, with three more games left in this series and four more still to come in Cincinnati next weekend.Brault could be facing the Reds in each of his next two starts -- which would be his fifth and sixth in the majors. He is 0-2 with a 3.32 ERA so far, giving up one run in five innings Sunday in his last start, what turned out to be a 10-0 Pirates loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. In his first four starts, he has received only three runs of support while he was on the mound.The Pirates have loaded up their rotation with rookies in the second half of the season, but two of them -- right-handers Jameson Taillon and Chad Kuhl -- will skip a start to keep from building up their innings.Taillon, who did not pitch the last two seasons following Tommy John surgery, has pitched 149 2/3 innings in the majors and minors this season, and Kuhl has pitched 134 1/3 innings. Right-hander Drew Hutchison will start Saturday in Kuhls spot, and right-hander Gerrit Cole will come off the disabled list to start Monday in Philadelphia.Its basically thhe innings, just modifying and taking care of the innings pitched, said manager Clint Hurdle, who got his 500th win with the Pirates on Thursday.ddddddddddddurdle certainly liked the innings Nova through in pitching his second complete game in his last four starts.It was a really nice mix of pitches and pitching, the manager said of Nova, who needed only 95 pitches. No walks again. Its the manual there of how you want to get it done in a quick and efficient way.Adleman is one of the 12 Reds rookies to make their debuts this season. He will make his ninth career start Friday, and his fifth since his Aug. 16 promotion from the minors. The Pirates will be the first team he faces twice.Adleman (2-3, 4.02 ERA) made his major league debut May 1 at PNC Park, a 6-5 Pirates victory in 11 innings. He limited Pittsburgh to two runs on three hits in six innings. Adleman is 1-2 with a 5.63 ERA in his past three starts. He took a 5-2 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday, allowing three runs in five innings.The Reds again will be missing center fielder Billy Hamilton, who didnt make the trip to Pittsburgh due to an oblique strain. Cincinnati could have used him in the first inning Thursday, when Jung Ho Kangs two-run double sailed over the head of center fielder Jose Peraza on a ball that Hamilton might have had a chance to run down.I dont spend a lot of time with the what-if game -- this game drives you crazy enough as it is, to try to find different ways to go nuts before your time, Reds manager Bryan Price said. So I dont spend any time thinking what would happen if Billy was here, simply because hes not and Jose covers a lot of ground in center. ' ' '