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Emoni Narawa

Watch: Best of Condor 7s - Emoni Narawa

This week we’re showcasing the best of the Condor 7s, the New Zealand secondary schools national Sevens competition.

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Next up, Emoni Narawa of Hamilton Boys High School. Fiji native Narawa earned selection in the team of tournament on the back of excellent defence and elusive running. Narawa’s smooth running style was a joy to watch, reminiscent of Fijian Sevens legend Serevi.

Narawa’s game breaking ability was on show against Kelston Boys, where he scored two tries and set up another in a crucial quarter-final clash.

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BA 12 minutes ago
Selection shock: Gordon fancied for Wallabies captaincy

If report is true to me would indicate that somebody else is leading the pack for 8 jersey …Bobby V ? And then U can play any of the tall athletic physical 6s u got? Hooper Uru ..or somebody else at gets 8 like Gleeson or bolter like Tualima who gets another chance this WE and been so good lately either way this uncertainty with makeup of a Wallabies 23 with all possibles def having upsides makes it really exciting to see who it’s going to be

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DC 14 minutes ago
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DC 16 minutes ago
James Parsons names his four locks for All Blacks loose forward selection

Fair enough, but the next World Cup won’t be in NZ.

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Broken hand or not, Richie Mo'unga is still New Zealand's best 10

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I’m confident Holland will come in to the side this year. Bigger body.

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GrahamVF 52 minutes ago
Johann van Graan: The Bulls boy who would be England's king

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DC 1 hour ago
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The AB locks (say Scott Barrett and Tupou Vaa’i) are under 2 metres. The loose forwards proposed are all under or just slightly over 1.9 metres. Look at the height of the locks and loose forwards for the Boks and the French - who consistently beat the ABs after Kaino, Read, McCaw retired. Who is going to compete for lineout ball? Unless that does not matter anymore. Kaino was 1.96m, Read was 1.93m, both could win the ball for lineouts. Whitelock and Retalick were 2.02 and 2.04 m. No problems during that era with lineout ball - either retention or competing for. Who is going to do that if both the locks and the loose forwards are short?

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Ace 1 hour ago
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Fourie du Preez is the finest scrumhalf ever to don a Springbok jersey.

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BA 2 hours ago
Blues should feast on the Crusaders with Beauden Barrett's cool head

Well he is it’s why he has been there for ages selected by multiple different coaches 13s who tackle everything chase kicks secure ruck ball slow ruck extra forward who is fast enough to D up anyone in a back line and fit enough to do it for 80  Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone

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JD 2 hours ago
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I didn’t say they were. Media and outlets seem to think it does though, as do a lot of fans elsewhere. Hell, Planet Rugby did a full article on the back 3 for the tour including Arundell.


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Right move from Steve - also helps Arundell’s confidence too as he has struggled with that in France. There are better options to tour I agree, but this isn’t the touring squad.

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Blues should feast on the Crusaders with Beauden Barrett's cool head

“Reiko is always getting stuck in  Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone” lol at last an explanation.

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BA 3 hours ago
Blues should feast on the Crusaders with Beauden Barrett's cool head

Lam does was at top or near for post contact meters I think but yea Reiko as a player is kick chase hit ruck slow ruck smash ruck run down this dude type player as so many 13s all over world are now, and the pair of them together big fast fit and a bit agro haha think Cody and Scooter their experience and consistency will be huge  Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone

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