Kvesic's breakdown technique is weird - he doesn't seem to target the ball, he tries to go past it, effectively sealing it off from the opposition 9, but "legally". This just results in him getting cleared out really easily. Compare to Salvi (and Cole) who target, and latch onto, the ball at every available opportunity. Makes it much harder to clear them out as they're holding onto something, and also vastly increases the chances of a turnover and/or penalty.
That was a good win for Tigers - not in the sense that they played particularly well, but more that they played pretty badly outside of the set piece. Though Bowden and Flood played well, but in general the backs were a mess. Understandable, in a way, because it's like their 90th choice backline, but they're all pro players and the amount of individual errors was poor.