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    All Blacks coach Scott Robertson has acknowledged England's second half surges ahead of Sunday's grand slam test at Twickenham

    All Blacks coach Scott Robertson has acknowledged England's second half surges ahead of Sunday's grand slam test at Twickenham


    The Steve Borthwick-mentored side piled on 17 unanswered points in the final quarter to beat Fiji 38-18 last week.

    They scored 15 in the last 22 minutes the week prior in a 25-7 triumph over Australia.

    Robertson says England did well to absorb what Fiji threw.



    England last beat the All Blacks at the 2019 World Cup.

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     12 Dec: Head coach Clark Laidlaw anticipates a seamless return to the Hurricanes for Jason Holland
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