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    The All Blacks backline to be named later this morning for Saturday's first test against Ireland has been scrunched up and redrawn a couple of times this week

    The All Blacks backline to be named later this morning for Saturday's first test against Ireland has been scrunched up and redrawn a couple of times this week


    Before catching double lines on RATs this week, Will Jordan was a certainty to start on the right wing and David Havili a probable starter in midfield.

    Commentator Elliott Smith says that means coach Ian Foster and his assistant coach John Plumtree - both also in isolation - along with selector Grant Fox would have had some intriguing Zoom calls this week.

    Sevu Reece is a likely starter for the right wing berth, while Quinn Tupaea is virtually the last man standing for the 12 berth - with Roger Tuivasa-Sheck's debut likely to only come off the bench if at all this week.

    Blues winger Mark Telea has joined the squad as a replacement for Jordan.

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     Today's News

    Motoring:
    A collision involving Supercars driver Matt Payne has taken him out of championship contention during the second race of the penultimate event in Melbourne 21:57

    Accident and Emergency:
    Police have confirmed the number of people who died in a house fire in Manawatu's Sanson is four, including three children 21:17

    International:
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    Soccer:
    A late lapse has cost the All Whites dearly in their 2-1 loss to Colombia in their international friendly in Florida 18:57

    Soccer:
    Heartbreak for the All Whites in Florida 18:37

    Motorsports:
    Broc Feeney has notched up a record equalling 16 poles in a Supercars season at the latest event in Sandown 18:07

    Entertainment:
    Kim Kardashian has branded a group of psychics "pathological liars" 17:42

    Rugby:
    The Silver Ferns will have the opportunity to cap off a wild 24 hours with a series win in England overnight 17:27

    Golf:
    A PGA Tour card remains in the reach of Daniel Hillier ahead of the final round of the season-ending DP World Tour Championship in Dubai 17:27

    Entertainment:
    The Jonas Brothers do a "healthy" amount of "bullying" one another 17:12


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