But Anderson, who credited the pack’s foundation for his exploits, backed the Ballymore depth to not be overawed by their Christchurch mission if called upon. “It’s always special when you get some self-accolades with all the hard work you put in, but for me, winning’s the most important thing,” Anderson said. “Our forwards set a really good platform for us early in the game. Their carries gave us momentum, and we collapsed them in the middle a bit, and it opened up some spaces on the edge. “We spoke at the start of the year that you don’t win Super Rugby with just 23 blokes. It’s about everyone in the locker room, and whenever you’re called upon you’ve got to be ready to step up.