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Former All Blacks coach Ian Foster insists there's been no shortage of trans-Tasman banter in the Australia-New Zealand Invitational XV's camp ... ahead of tonight's match against the British and Irish Lions

Former All Blacks coach Ian Foster insists there's been no shortage of trans-Tasman banter in the Australia-New Zealand Invitational XV's camp ... ahead of tonight's match against the British and Irish Lions

12 July 2025

Eleven Kiwi players are part of the group play the tourists in Adelaide, in the Lions' last hit-out before next weekend's first test against the Wallabies in Brisbane.

Foster's happy with how the coaching team is gelling under Reds boss Les Kiss - even if the ratio is a bit more weighted in the Australians' favour.

Kickoff's set for 10 o'clock.

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