Julian Savea insists he will never match Jonah Lomu despite his stunning impression of the power wing with a bruising hat-trick against France. Savea mimicked Lomu's trampling of England in 1995 in steamrollering three French defenders for his second score in New Zealand's 62-13 triumph in Cardiff on Saturday night. The defending champions will now face South Africa in the semi-finals, after crushing hapless France with a nine-try thumping. Savea took his staggering Test try tally to 38 from 39 caps, overtaking Lomu's career total of 37, and Mike Umaga's haul of 36. 'I've always said that no one can come close to Jonah, he's amazing,' said Savea. 'I wouldn't say it's pressure to have comparisons.Julian Savea scored a try hat-trick in New Zealand's win over FranceTries took his tally to a total of eight for the Rugby World Cup so farThis matches countryman Jonah Lomu's record for the tournamentSavea appreciates comparisons to Lomu but says he's no where near himSavea now has 38 tries from 39 Test, Lomu's career total is 37Rugby World Cup 2015: See the latest RWC news, results and highlights
_ boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.