Blacks braced for French test

NEW ZEALAND rugby coach Graham Henry has made three changes from the team that beat England 19-6 for Saturday’s Test against France in Marseille.

Thu, 26 Nov, 2009 - 00:00
Steve Douglas

Prop Neemia Tialata wins his 41st cap in place of Owen Franks, blindside flanker Jerome Kaino comes in for Adam Thomson, and Cory Jane takes Zac Guildford’s slot on the right wing as Henry named his team yesterday.

On Tuesday, France coach Marc Lievremont recalled veteran centre Yannick Jauzion and flanker Fulgence Ouedraogo.

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CourtsRugbyPlace: New ZealandPlace: Stade VélodromePlace: CardiffPlace: southern hemispherePlace: DunedinPlace: WellingtonPlace: MarseillePerson: Graham HenryPerson: Neemia TialataPerson: Owen FranksPerson: Jerome KainoPerson: Adam ThomsonPerson: Cory JanePerson: Zac GuildfordPerson: HenryPerson: Marc LievremontPerson: Yannick JauzionPerson: Fulgence OuedraogoPerson: Fabien BarcellaPerson: Mils MuliainaPerson: Sean FitzpatrickPerson: Richie McCawPerson: Daniel CarterPerson: Andrew MehrtensPerson: Corey FlynnPerson: Tanerau LatimerPerson: Luke McAlisterPerson: Andy EllisPerson: Stephen DonaldPerson: BarcellaPerson: Xavier GarbajosaPerson: Olivier MagnePerson: Sylvain MarconnetPerson: Conrad SmithPerson: Ma’a NonuPerson: Sitiveni SivivatuPerson: Dan CarterPerson: Jimmy CowanPerson: Tony WoodcockPerson: Andrew HorePerson: Brad ThornPerson: Tom DonnellyPerson: Kieran ReadPerson: Anthony BoricEvent: World Cup quarterOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: FranceOrganisation: South AfricaOrganisation: SamoaOrganisation: New ZealandOrganisation: AustraliaOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: ItalyOrganisation: All BlacksOrganisation: Dunedin
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