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Murray Mexted shares his thoughts on the All Blacks' Rugby World Cup squad

Martin Devlin
Drive Talkback Host & Contributing Writer
Posted 08 August 2023

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Legendary All Blacks loose forward Murray Mexted joins Martin Devlin on It' Only Sport, sharing his thoughts on the All Blacks' Rugby World Cup squad that was named on Monday. In the group of 33, coach Ian Foster and his colleagues elected for six props and five outside backs, but only five loose forwards. Marty and Mex also discuss New Zealand's 23-20 win over Australia on the weekend, and the latter believes the chopping and changing of the Kiwi side almost backfired for Foster and Co.

Want to hear all the best bits from It's Only Sport? Click here to catch highlights from every show hosted by Martin Devlin, Monday to Thursday. Available on all major podcasting websites. https://www.spreaker.com/show/its-only-sport

Martin Devlin is a veteran New Zealand radio and television broadcaster.