Henry wants All Blacks to improve

New Zealand coach Graham Henry claimed his side will need to improve before the World Cup quarter-finals despite their impressive form in the pool stages.

Sat, 29 Sep, 2007 - 17:36

New Zealand coach Graham Henry claimed his side will need to improve before the World Cup quarter-finals despite their impressive form in the pool stages.

The All Blacks took their points tally for the four group matches past 300 as they crushed Romania 85-8 in Toulouse this afternoon.

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