Evans eager to grab All Blacks chance

As the peerless Dan Carter’s perennial understudy for New Zealand, Nick Evans will always be swimming against the tide but he insists he is not willing to settle for second best at the World Cup.

As the peerless Dan Carter’s perennial understudy for New Zealand, Nick Evans will always be swimming against the tide but he insists he is not willing to settle for second best at the World Cup.

With Carter rested for the All Blacks’ walkover against Portugal yesterday, Otago Highlanders number 10 Evans was given his chance to impress and he took it with both hands.

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