2017-18 World Sevens Series
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All Blacks 7s squad for the Singapore Sevens
1 Tone Ng Shiu
2 Tim Mikkelson
3 Trael Joass
4 Joe Ravouvou
5 Dylan Collier
6 Akuila Rokolisoa
7 Teddy Stanaway
8 Andrew Knewstubb
9 Etene Nanai-Seturo
10 Ngarohi McGarvey-Black
11 Kurt Baker
12 Sione Molia
13 Jona NarekiSeveral changes from the Commonwealth Games winning squad have been required, with Scott Curry (injury), Sam Dickson (injury), Joe Webber (illness), Regan Ware (parental leave) and Vilimoni Koroi (New Zealand under 20s) all unavailable. Exciting backs Ngarohi McGarvey-Black and Joe Ravouvou return to the squad, while the hard-working Teddy Stanaway and Tone Ng Shiu bolster the forward park.
Pool games
Saturday 28 April (NZT)
3.22pm v Wales
6.50pm v Australia
10.16pm v ScotlandLive on SKY Sport Pop Up 2 (Sky Sport 6/Channel 56)
http://www.allblacks.com/News/32340/all-blacks-sevens-team-named-for-singapore
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Samoa had most of the possession during the first half, but couldn't get through the South African defence. SA had only one chance and took it. Awesome try to Werner Kok.
HT: SA 7 - 0 Samoa
Interesting stats:
Tackles made: SA 17, Samoa 0
Tackles missed: SA 10, Samoa 1 (the one that led to SA's try) -
Can't believe Samoa stuffed that up by taking too long at the kick off, get penalized and Blitz come back and score with a converted try in the corner 19-5
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Full time:
South Africa 26 - 5 Samoa
This is a score that doesn't do justice to Samoa, that looked the better team for most of the game, except the last 90 seconds in which SA scored two great tries.
Samoa deserved more. The South African team that we saw in this game is definitely beatable.
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@stargazer said in 2017-18 World Sevens Series:
Awesome try from Motuga. Finally a try to Samoa, who actually look better than SA.
Sportsman always say ... look at the scoreboard