All Blacks backs can light up Cup

Carlos Spencer reckons the All Blacks can light up what has been a cagey World Cup so far with the most exciting back line in the competition.

Carlos Spencer reckons the All Blacks can light up what has been a cagey World Cup so far with the most exciting back line in the competition.

The New Zealand fly-half, with the Maori background, has been given the honour of leading the Haka when the All Blacks play Tonga in Pool D tomorrow morning - but Spencer is more concerned about dancing around the opposition in the elusive fashion he has made his trademark.

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