All Blacks name side to face Springboks in Cape Town
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New Zealand have made three personnel changes and one positional switch for the second Test against South Africa at the Cape Town Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday, 29 August.
Kick-off is at 17:10.
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Concussions sustained in the 33-16 first Test victory for the All Blacks in Johannesburg last Saturday forced two changes among the forwards.
Loosehead prop Ethan de Groot and lock Josh Lord suffered head knocks when they collided tr
Kick-off is at 17:10.
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Concussions sustained in the 33-16 first Test victory for the All Blacks in Johannesburg last Saturday forced two changes among the forwards.
Loosehead prop Ethan de Groot and lock Josh Lord suffered head knocks when they collided tr
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