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    A quartet of players will get their farewell tests in Friday night's Rugby World Cup third and fourth playoff against Wales in Tokyo

    A quartet of players will get their farewell tests in Friday night's Rugby World Cup third and fourth playoff against Wales in Tokyo


    There are seven changes and a positional switch in the starting 15 from the side that lost the semi final to England.

    Captain Kieran Read, second five Sonny Bill Williams, centre Ryan Crotty and wing Ben Smith have all been named to start.

    Read will be playing his 127th test, will lead the All Blacks for the 52nd time.



    Dane Coles comes in at hooker with Scott Barrett shifting to lock to accommodate Shannon Frizzell on the blindside flank with Sam Cane back at openside.

    Rieko Ioane starts on the left wing.

    NEWSTALK ZB AND RADIO SPORT'S COVERAGE OF RUGBY WORLD CUP 2019 WITH HARVEY NORMAN.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Rugby News
     27 Apr: Northern Stars coach Kiri Wills says some teething is expected in netball's new contact rules before things settle down
     27 Apr: The Chiefs are resigned to being without fullback Shaun Stevenson for at least a couple of weeks after he suffered a hamstring injury in the win over the Waratahs in Sydney
     27 Apr: Former England rugby captain Owen Farrell will play for a World XV team coached by former All Blacks coach Ian Foster in June
     26 Apr: The Chiefs are preparing for a tough physical match-up, when they take on the Waratahs in Sydney
     26 Apr: The Chiefs are confident they'll be able to get a result in Sydney tonight without captain Luke Jacobson
     26 Apr: Confidence from the Crusaders coach, heading into tonight's must-win home game against the Melbourne Rebels in Christchurch
     26 Apr: The Crusaders coach isn't mincing his words about the Super Rugby Pacific champions' situation
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