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Australian rugby union player (1995-)

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  • Jul 11

    France roar back from 21-12 deficit to crush Australia 42-26 in Nations Championship

    France scored 30 unanswered points after the break to overturn a nine-point halftime deficit and hand the Wallabies a sixth consecutive defeat, their worst losing run in a decade.

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