It followed a 39-19 success in the first test last weekend and Rossouw believes the team, which has struggled since winning qualification for the World Cup 12 months ago, will gain in confidence.
"The two victories against a side ranked higher than us has given the players a great deal of confidence," Rossouw said in a press release from the Namibia Rugby Union on Sunday.
"To beat a side like Russia is good for us, but now we need to build on that and improve even further going forward."
Rossouw says the team are starting to think smarter under new head coach Phil Davies, who replaced Danie Vermeulen days before the Russia series started.
"We played a much more controlled game, our game management was improved. We put pressure on our opponents and I was impressed with our team's patience, it paid of with some very good tries."
Namibia's next assignment is a home test against Kenya on Aug. 8.
They have been drawn in Group C at the World Cup, which runs from Sept. 18-Oct. 31, along with New Zealand, Argentina, Georgia and Tonga.
(Reporting by Nick Said; editing by Amlan Chakraborty)
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