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    Maori All Blacks first five Rivez Reihana admits he was unnerved by the shot clock rule change against the Japan XV , as he looks to reset against Scotland in Whangarei on Saturday

    Maori All Blacks first five Rivez Reihana admits he was unnerved by the shot clock rule change against the Japan XV , as he looks to reset against Scotland in Whangarei on Saturday


    The Crusader was timed out of his first conversion attempt in Tokyo, with northern hemisphere referees ruling a kicker must have struck the ball by end of the allotted minute.

    In the southern hemisphere, kickers only need to start moving towards the ball.

    Reihana says he didn't know.



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