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The gap between New Zealand’s ambition and execution widened as it overcame a slow start to beat Italy 47-17 and remain unbeaten after two rounds of rugby’s Nations Championship
The gap between New Zealand's ambition and execution widened as the All Blacks overcame a slow start to beat Italy 47-17 Saturday and remain unbeaten after two rounds of rugby's Nations Championship. A dismal first-half performance was partly redeemed as winger Will Jordan scored three tries to become New Zealand's all-time leading try-scorer in rugby tests with 50 in 56 matches and Josh Moorby came off the bench to make an live-wire debut on his birthday. New Zealand scored five tries and 33 points after halftime to make its win comfortable.
