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New Zealand winger Mark Tele'a responded to being dropped for the Rugby World Cup quarterfinals with a powerful performance in their semifinal thrashing of Argentina on Friday. Tele'a didn’t score a point in the All Blacks' 44-6 win, unlike fellow wing Will Jordan who scored three tries, but Tele'a was even more outstanding. “Mark was strong in the close-quarter areas and defended really well,” New Zealand coach Ian Foster said.

PARIS – Fifteen months after being an inch away from getting sacked, Ian Foster has led New Zealand to another World Cup final as…

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PARIS - All Blacks coach Ian Foster is 80 minutes from delivering the ultimate two finger salute to New Zealand Rugby as his team…

By Lobsang DS Subirana Sports Desk, Oct. 20 (EFE).- In the dying minutes of the Rugby World Cup semi-final, New Zealand star fly-half Richie Mo’unga failed to put his teammate through for a surefire try that would have made history. Winger Will Jordan waited patiently for a ball that never came, and instead, Argentina secured …

Will Jordan ran in a hat-trick as the All Blacks plundered seven tries in the one-sided affair in Paris.

Will Jordan would be content not scoring a try in the Rugby World Cup final as long as New Zealand wins it. Jordan's hat trick in the 44-6 semifinal win against Argentina on Friday gave him a tournament-leading eight tries, and put him in the company of greatness. Nobody has scored more than eight tries in a single tournament; the only others to score eight were Jonah Lomu in 1995, Bryan Habana in 2007 and Julian Savea in 2015.

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Steve Borthwick’s England were agonisingly beaten by reigning champions South Africa to a spot in the 2023 World Cup final where the All Blacks await

Argentina and New Zealand werent supposed to get this far after losing their opening games at the Rugby World Cup. The Pumas were seen as n...