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    A bruised and battered All Blacks side will need to recover quickly to manage their six-day turnaround before facing Ireland in Dublin

    A bruised and battered All Blacks side will need to recover quickly to manage their six-day turnaround before facing Ireland in Dublin


    New Zealand weathered numerous injuries in the two-point defeat of England at Twickenham, including losing hooker Codie Taylor and first-five Beauden Barrett to head injuries.

    Assistant coach Scott Hansen says they've got to regroup.



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