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    Could the All Blacks halfback curse have claimed another victim?

    Could the All Blacks halfback curse have claimed another victim?


    Uncapped Wellington and Crusaders number nine Kyle Preston sought treatment for an ankle injury at training this morning ahead of the test against the Springboks at Eden Park on Saturday.

    It escaped the attention of assistant coach Scott Hansen however...



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