All Blacks squad named

New Zealand have named a 26-man squad for their three Autumn Test matches in Europe next month.

All Blacks squad named
Mon, 28 Oct, 2002 - 14:58

New Zealand have named a 26-man squad for their three Autumn Test matches in Europe next month.

The All Blacks will play three Tests on three successive Saturdays, starting with a mouth-watering clash with England at Twickenham on November 9.

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