England get sevens lesson from All Blacks

England were crushed 26-5 by New Zealand in the final of the Singapore Sevens

England get sevens lesson from All Blacks
Sun, 17 Apr, 2005 - 16:33

England were crushed 26-5 by New Zealand in the final of the Singapore Sevens.

The All Blacks were far superior and used their pace and strength to rattle England early and they never recovered or threatened in a one-sided final.

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