Rocks dismissed Blitz by 84 all out after posted 170-9 earlier.
The second last leg of their trophy tour gets under way around 9am this morning and will go through Kolisi’s home town.
Eyewitness News sat down with Nofikelepi Mapimpi, Makazole Mapimpi's grandmother in the Eastern Cape, as the Springboks made their way across the province in the victory tour.
Sunday's parade marks a significant moment for captain Siya Kolisi as it will pass through Zwide where he grew up.
Day three of the five-day parade will officially start at 9:30am where the overcast skies have not supporters from coming out.
The tour bus carrying the team was has been welcomed with cheers and flags being flown in the air by hundreds of supporters.
East London Springbok supporters came out in thousands to support the national team's tour following their win at the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan last week. The Boks are currently on a national tour showcasing their trophy.
The match got off the worst possible for the visitors as captain on the day, Ntsikelelo Nyauza and goalkeeper Wayne Sandilands got themselves in a horrible mix up with the defender heading the ball into the back of his own net.
The Springboks, who are on the second leg of their trophy tour, received a warm welcome from Durban's pupils, teachers, workers and bosses as they changed their morning routine.
The Heat will kickstart their Mzansi Super League (MSL) campaign against the Tshwane Spartans in Durban on Saturday.
