All Black stars dominate NZ Maoris squad

Eleven current or former All Blacks including Carlos Spencer have been named in the New Zealand Maori squad for matches against Fiji and the British and Irish Lions next month.

Mon, 23 May, 2005 - 09:07

Eleven current or former All Blacks have been named in the New Zealand Maori squad for matches against Fiji and the British and Irish Lions next month.

Flyhalf Carlos Spencer is easily the most recognisable name among the 26 players selected so far with coach Matt Te Pou to add a further two to the squad.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: SuvaPlace: TwickenhamPlace: New ZealandPlace: HamiltonPlace: AucklandPlace: WaikatoPlace: TaranakiPerson: Carlos SpencerPerson: Matt Te PouPerson: SpencerPerson: Jonah LomuPerson: Martin JohnsonPerson: Marty HolahPerson: Leon MacDonaldPerson: Caleb RalphPerson: Greg FeekPerson: Carl HaymanPerson: Rico GearPerson: Te PouPerson: Jono GibbesPerson: JonoPerson: Daniel BraidPerson: Neil BrewPerson: Luke McAlisterPerson: Piri WeepuPerson: Tamati EllisonPerson: Corey FlynnPerson: Riki FluteyPerson: David HillPerson: Sean HohneckPerson: Scott LinklaterPerson: Deacon ManuPerson: Angus MacdonaldPerson: Crai McGrathPerson: Wayne OrmondPerson: Shannon PakuPerson: Rua TipokiPerson: Paul TitoPerson: Thomas WaldromOrganisation: All BlackOrganisation: NZ MaorisOrganisation: All BlacksOrganisation: New Zealand MaoriOrganisation: FijiOrganisation: British and Irish LionsOrganisation: AucklandOrganisation: BluesOrganisation: New ZealandOrganisation: LionsOrganisation: OtagoOrganisation: CanterburyOrganisation: WellingtonOrganisation: North HarbourOrganisation: BayOrganisation: Plenty
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