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WATCH: Waisake Naholo's kid brother Kini scores 6 tries in one half of rugby
By RugbyPass
Kini Naholo - the younger brother of All Black and Highlander winger Waisake - proves that rugby ability clearly runs in the family, after he scored a staggering 6 tries in one half of rugby in a recent schools match.
And this was top tier NZ schools rugby.
The double hattrick (is that a thing?) came as Hasting Boys School decimated St Pat's Town in a first XV match that saw Naholo's side take a 70 - nil lead into halftime.
Yes, some of the tries were runs in, but they all count. The 18-year-old Nahalo has already scored 19 tries in 7 games, and has apparently set 40 as his target for the season.
Revolting.
Credit: The Waterboy
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The New Zealand performance in the return fixture in 2016 was filthy. A lot of Irish supporters were pretty shocked by it, viewed it as de facto cheating just to avoid another defeat.
Also shocked by the abuse to Ireland, captain, vice-captain and spectators after the full time whistle in Paris defeat, last match.
Sledging is sledging, but that happens during the game and targetting spectators should be completely out of bounds.
The Irish public used to enjoy these matches, even in defeat. Now they are necessary but unpleasant, because NZ apparently cannot accept or respect successful challengers.
Go to commentsThanks for the analysis Nick, thought provoking as usual. Couple of queries though, in the pic where you've circled Williams bind , I'm pretty sure it shows Stuart's knee on the ground, surely that's a NZ penalty? Also having had the chance to watch it again the All Black scrum seeems to improve after halftime, but before either England or the All Blacks replace their props. Not sure if that was the result of Tuipolutu coming on or some halftime tips. Either way this is only Williams second international season, so he'll be better for the experience.
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