Wales 1-6 South Africa: Visitors triumph again in Cardiff
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Wales' most-capped male player Lewis Prosser is one of the captains for the Games in Birmingham
South Africa beat Wales men 6-1 in their second game of the international series in Cardiff as the teams warmed up for the Commonwealth Games.
The visitors' Ryan Julius scored the opener with Ioan Wall soon replying.
But South Africa scored five more through Connor Beauchamp, Matthew Guise-Brown, Samkelo Mvimbi, Keenan Horne and Dayaan Cassiem.
Wales also lost 5-3 to South Africa on Saturday while Wales women beat the same nation 1-0.
Wales women's second Test against South Africa at Cardiff's National Hockey Centre ended goalless.
The games are among five matches being played at the venue with the next fixtures on 19 July.
Wales' women begin their Commonwealth Games campaign against Canada on 29 July, while the men face Canada the day after. Both teams have also been grouped with England, Ghana and India.
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