Three changes for All Blacks

New Zealand have made three changes to the side that hammered Australia 49-28 in Melbourne on Saturday for this weekend's return match in Christchurch.

Three changes for All Blacks
Tue, 03 Aug, 2010 - 09:44

New Zealand have made three changes to the side that hammered Australia 49-28 in Melbourne on Saturday for this weekend's return match in Christchurch.

Wellington's Piri Weepu starts at scrum-half with the uncapped Alby Mathewson on the bench and Jimmy Cowan not considered for selection because of a rib injury.

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