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    All Blacks coach Scott Robertson has acknowledged England's second half surges ahead of Sunday's grand slam test at Twickenham

    All Blacks coach Scott Robertson has acknowledged England's second half surges ahead of Sunday's grand slam test at Twickenham


    The Steve Borthwick-mentored side piled on 17 unanswered points in the final quarter to beat Fiji 38-18 last week.

    They scored 15 in the last 22 minutes the week prior in a 25-7 triumph over Australia.

    Robertson says England did well to absorb what Fiji threw.



    England last beat the All Blacks at the 2019 World Cup.

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     Other Sports News
     24 Nov: Kane Williamson features in Black Caps coach Rob Walter's maiden home test squad for the first test against the West Indies
     24 Nov: The 14-man New Zealand test cricket squad has been released for the opening match against the West Indies in Christchurch starting Tuesday week with Matt Henry, Jacob Duffy, Zak Foulkes and Blair Tickner contesting the pace bowling spots
     24 Nov: Italy have blitzed Spain to claim a third consecutive Davis Cup tennis title, courtesy of singles victories to Matteo Berrettini and Flavio Cobolli in Bologna
     24 Nov: Cristiano Ronaldo scores bicycle kick goal for Al-Nassr in Saudi Pro League
     24 Nov: Golfer Jeeno Thitikul has won the LPGA's season-ending Tour Championship on the Ritz Carlton resort in Florida
     24 Nov: The Black Sticks men have drawn 2-all with hosts Malaysia to open hockey's Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
     24 Nov: Christchurch has been called in as a host city for the league World Cup next October and November, a tournament originally set for Australia and Papua New Guinea
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     Today's News

    Living & Travel:
    Titanic passenger Isidor Straus's gold pocket watch sells for record $3.6 million at auction 14:57

    Cricket:
    Kane Williamson features in Black Caps coach Rob Walter's maiden home test squad for the first test against the West Indies 14:47

    Business:
    Air New Zealand's CEO says the pay increase offered to staff isn't less than inflation, despite union claims 14:27

    International:
    US, Ukraine negotiating 'updated and refined' peace proposal aimed at ending war with Russia 14:27

    Christchurch:
    Police have found a body in Christchurch's Lake Rua 14:07

    Accident and Emergency:
    Police are recovering a body in the water near Chapel Street in Tauranga 13:27

    Motoring:
    What did McLaren do wrong to get Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris disqualified from the Las Vegas F1 Grand Prix? 13:07

    Law and Order:
    The 14-man New Zealand test cricket squad has been released for the opening match against the West Indies in Christchurch starting Tuesday week with Matt Henry, Jacob Duffy, Zak Foulkes and Blair Tickner contesting the pace bowling spots 13:07

    Tennis:
    Italy have blitzed Spain to claim a third consecutive Davis Cup tennis title, courtesy of singles victories to Matteo Berrettini and Flavio Cobolli in Bologna 12:07

    Business:
    A polluting Waikato pig farm has been handed a record half a million dollar fine 11:57


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