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    New Zealand Rugby boss Mark Robinson is staying tight-lipped about the location of the fourth test between the All Blacks and Springboks as part of next year's Greatest Rivalry tour

    New Zealand Rugby boss Mark Robinson is staying tight-lipped about the location of the fourth test between the All Blacks and Springboks as part of next year's Greatest Rivalry tour


    The campaign begins in August 2026 and will feature four provincial games and four tests, the last of which will be played at a neutral venue.

    But Robinson kept mum about the location when asked by Sportstalk's Elliott Smith.



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