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    Chiefs coach Clayton McMillan believes number eight Wallace Sititi has put himself in the mix for an All Blacks call-up

    Chiefs coach Clayton McMillan believes number eight Wallace Sititi has put himself in the mix for an All Blacks call-up


    The 21-year-old delivered a game-high 15 carries for 150 metres, 13 tackles and two interceptions during his side's 30-19 Super Rugby semi-final win over the Hurricanes in Wellington.

    McMillan says Sititi's form must be giving All Black selectors food for thought.



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