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All Blacks and Springboks chase history in RWC final - Vimarsana News

All Blacks and Springboks chase history in RWC final

Both New Zealand and South Africa are bidding to become the first nation to win the Rugby World Cup for a fourth time when they meet in the final on Sunday

Source: rnz.co.nz
Will Jordan the latest in the line of prolific All Blacks wingers - Vimarsana News

Will Jordan the latest in the line of prolific All Blacks wingers

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.

Source: yahoo.com
Will Jordan the latest in the line of prolific All Blacks wingers – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Will Jordan the latest in the line of prolific All Blacks wingers – Winnipeg Free Press

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Dan Carter's influence and All Blacks' semifinal aspirations - Vimarsana News

Dan Carter's influence and All Blacks' semifinal aspirations

Match circumstances in last weekend's Rugby World Cup quarterfinal against Ireland meant the All Blacks did not call on all their substitutes, but Damian McKenzie hopes he gets his chance on Saturday (NZT) in the semifinal against Argentina in Paris.

Rugby World Cup 2023: The 'little black book' behind every All Black - Vimarsana News

Rugby World Cup 2023: The 'little black book' behind every All Black

Conrad Smith and Richard Kahui once had a dream to represent the All Blacks, and they soon learned of the legacy that was left for them.

Source: bbc.co.uk