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<i>Wynne Gray</i>: Graham Slam III enters the final stage
Another Grand Slam will set the All Blacks up nicely for the World Cup next year, writes Wynne Gray.
<i>Peter Bills:</i> Woeful refs too protected
Stephen Ferris did the unthinkable at the weekend. He publicly criticised a referee for his performance.
<i>Wynne Gray:</i> Carter not a player to shrink from record books
While Carter's ability has expanded as he sits one kick adrift of breaking Jonny Wilkinson's record test points haul, his stature has diminished.
<i>Chris Rattue:</i> Rest McCaw to force others to be daring
Go on Graham Henry. Send the All Blacks out against Wales without Richie McCaw.
<i>Wynne Gray:</i> Read takes his game to a higher level
He's not Sir Brian Lochore, Mex, Buck or Zinny. But Kieran James Read is getting there.
<i>Gregor Paul:</i> Brave Irish ran out of steam
Brave new Ireland, roared and harried for much of this game but a little like their broken economy, ran out of steam.
<i>Dylan Cleaver:</i> Munster's Kiwi men feeling right at home
Dylan Cleaver catches up with two ex-All Blacks who helped Munster upset the Wallabies mid-week.
<i>Chris Rattue:</i> A little SBW revolution is a good thing
Sonny Bill Williams is a once-in-a-lifetime player - both on and off the field, Chris Rattue writes.
<i>Wynne Gray:</i> Sonny Bill carries Pinetree's one handed legacy
Forty years on, Sonny Bill Williams is doing a decent impersonation of the Colin Meads. Frequently.
<i>Inga Tuigamala</i>: Messam's attacking strengths bring excitement
The Scots have never beaten the All Blacks and columnist Inga Tuigamala doubts they ever will.