All Blacks win tour opener in unconvincing fashion
Four tries in the closing stages at the Cape Town Stadium allowed the All Blacks to pull away as the Stormers, without several of their internationals,…
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Four tries in the closing stages at the Cape Town Stadium allowed the All Blacks to pull away as the Stormers, without several of their internationals, provided surprisingly tough opposition and were level at 14-14 in the 65th minute. The Stormers’ points came from loose forward Deon Fourie, who turns 40 next month, and winger Seabelo Senatla, plus a conversion from 20-year-old debutant flyhalf Yaqeen Ahmed. New Zealand opened their tour of South Africa with an error-strewn victory over the Stormers, beating the provincial side 38-21 in an unconvincing start to their eight-match programme.
Furthermore, Samisoni Taukei’aho (2), Simon Parker, Rieko Ioane, Leroy Carter and Josh Moorby were the tourists’ try scorers with Beauden Barrett kicking over three conversions and Josh Jacomb one. The Stormers made use of the numerical advantage, and after an initial maul over the line was disallowed, they tied the score as Fourie went over from a line-out maul to level the scores. The All Blacks threatened to run riot in an exciting start as they attacked the Stormersdefence at pace, and home resistance lasted all of six minutes before hooker Taukei'aho went over from a line-out maul.
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Four tries in the closing stages at the Cape Town Stadium allowed the All Blacks to pull away as the Stormers, without several of their internationals, provided surprisingly tough opposition and were level at 14-14 in the 65th minute.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Stormers’ points came from loose forward Deon Fourie, who turns 40 next month, and winger Seabelo Senatla, plus a conversion from 20-year-old debutant flyhalf Yaqeen Ahmed.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesNew Zealand opened their tour of South Africa with an error-strewn victory over the Stormers, beating the provincial side 38-21 in an unconvincing start to their eight-match programme.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSamisoni Taukei’aho (2), Simon Parker, Rieko Ioane, Leroy Carter and Josh Moorby were the tourists’ try scorers with Beauden Barrett kicking over three conversions and Josh Jacomb one.
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The Stormers made use of the numerical advantage, and after an initial maul over the line was disallowed, they tied the score as Fourie went over from a line-out maul to level the scores.
according to The IndependentThe All Blacks threatened to run riot in an exciting start as they attacked the Stormersdefence at pace, and home resistance lasted all of six minutes before hooker Taukei'aho went over from a line-out maul.
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