Rugby World Cup

Tough run makes us hard to beat – Malins

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The Rugby Paper Team
18 June 2017

By NICK VERDIER

ENGLAND have scrapped their way through the World U20s Championship and Max Malins is hoping they have one more battle left in them as they target an historic win over New Zealand.
Today in Tbilisi will be the fifth time these two agegrade giants have met to decide who will be World Champions, with the Junior All Blacks chasing their sixth title against the reigning champions, who have won three of the last four tournaments.
New Zealand defeated England in four of their five finals – the last time in Italy, 2015 – and they have romped to this final with four cr...

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