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    Patrick Tuipulotu can't wait to lock down alongside Fabian Holland in the All Blacks scrum, in tomorrow's second test against France in Wellington

    Patrick Tuipulotu can't wait to lock down alongside Fabian Holland in the All Blacks scrum, in tomorrow's second test against France in Wellington


    The Holland-born Highlander played 80 minutes on debut last week in Dunedin, after skipper Scott Barrett went off injured.

    Watching from the sideline, Tuipulotu ... who concedes six centimetres in height to the towering 2.04 metre lock ... says he saw some good things from Holland.



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