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Having practised winning, can Aussie teams bridge trans-Tasman gap? – Sydney Morning Herald
The overriding question is how will Aussie Super teams fare when exposed to Kiwi rivals 13 months after COVID-19 broke us apart.
The overriding question is how will the Aussie Super teams fare when exposed to Kiwi rivals 13 months after COVID-19 broke us apart.
Leading into this crossover tournament, we can be confidently hopeful. Yes, I know my old English teacher would not be happy with that, but it perfectly sums up how it feels.
Super Rugby AU has allowed the Australian teams to build into their season and develop their games, and as my Stan Sport team mate Tim Horan likes to say, to practice winning.
Both competitions…
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