Louis Rees-Zammit handed brutal 5/10 by Mike Brown despite try-scoring Lions debut

• Sky Sports
• Mail Online, by Mike Brown
• The Telegraph, by Charlie Morgan
• Wales Online, by Mark Orders
• Off The Ball, by Stephen Kisbey-Green

15. Stuart Hogg

• Highest mark: Hogg shone early on by taking a couple of high balls and he showcased his running skills. 

  (Wales Online - 8/10)

• Lowest mark: Brilliant under high ball which will be so important v South Africa. Sharp on the counter-attack and one superb try-saving tackle. (Mail Online - 7/10)

14. Louis Rees-Zammit

• Highest mark: The 22-year-old scored a brilliant try in the first three minutes, and looked dangerous on attack throughout. (Off The Ball - 7.75/10)
• Lowest mark: Welsh winger showed good wheels to take his try early on, but he was pretty quiet apart from that. (Mail Online - 5/10)

13. Chris Harris

• Highest mark: Expect to see Harris partner Robbie Henshaw soon. Besides characteristically intuitive defence, he offered energy and composure in attack (Telegraph - 8/10)
• Lowest mark:  The strength of his attack was backed up by solid support lines and strong carries. (Off The Ball - 7.5/10)

12. Owen Farrell

• Highest mark: He ran the backline superbly from the second receiver role, whenever he touched the ball on attack it looked as if the Lions would score. (Off The Ball - 8/10)
• Lowest mark: The England captain needed to open his tour with a big game. But he missed a tackle in the build-up to the first Sigma Lions try and found it hard to generate true impact in attack. (Wales Online - 6/10)

11. Josh Adams

• Highest mark: Outstanding game, with Adams claiming four tries. (Wales Onlines - 9/10)
• Lowest mark: Showed the try-scorer he is with four brilliant finishes – he's a true poacher and clearly pushing for a Test spot. (Mail Online - 7/10)

10. Finn Russell

• Highest mark: He was in fine form on attack, looking to unlock the hosts with a number of clever kicks and quick steps, most of which ended in either solid meters or points. (Off The Ball - 8/10)
• Lowest mark:  Strong start but a few errors to iron out for the tougher games to come. (Mail Online - 7/10)

9. Ali Price

• Every publication gave him 7/10

1. Wyn Jones

• Every publication gave him 7/10

2. Jamie George

• Highest mark: Won 17 of his 18 lineouts and only Hamish Watson made more tackles. (Sky Sports - 8/10)
• Lowest mark: He will have copped a bit in the changing room for not finishing an easy try! (Mail Online - 6/10)

3. Kyle Sinckler

• Every publication gave him 7/10

4. Jonny Hill

• Highest mark: Redeemed himself by laying on Adams’ hat-trick. (Telegraph - 7/10)
• Lowest mark: He was heavily involved at the breakdown, but offered little in terms of carries or on defence. (Off The Ball - 4/10)

5. Maro Itoje

• Highest mark: Itoje bullied the Sigma Lions on their own ball, and made himself a nuisance at the lineout. (Off The Ball - 8/10)
• Lowest mark: As always was in the thick of the action and one of the Lions' best carriers (Sky Sports - 7/10)

6. Courtney Lawes

• Highest mark: Brilliant game. Continue that form he could be pushing to replace the injured Alun Wyn Jones at lock. (Mail Online - 8/10)
• Lowest mark: As always was in the thick of the action and one of the Lions' best carriers. (Sky Sports - 7/10)

7. Hamish Watson

• Highest mark: A warrior who started as if he planned to take on the Sigma Lions on his own. Punishing carries, big tackles, a try — all in the first 10 minutes. (Wales Online - 9/10)
• Lowest mark: He is doing what made him Six Nations player of the tournament. (Mail Online - 8/10)

8. Taulupe Faletau

• Highest mark: His 25 metres carried was more than any other forward and 12 tackles was only bettered by Watson. (Sky Sports - 8/10)
• Lowest mark: Faletau was somewhat hidden in the first match of the tour in South Africa. (Off The Ball - 6/10)

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