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Chiefs snap 11-match losing streak by coming back from 19 points down to beat Hurricanes

20 Mar 2021

(Photo by Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images)

The Chiefs rallied from 26-7 down at halftime to beat the Hurricanes 35-29, ending an 11-match losing streak in Super Rugby’s New Zealand competition.

The Hurricanes scored four tries to one in a dominant first half, then managed only a single long-range penalty to fullback Jordie Barrett in a second half in which the Chiefs scored four tries.

Barrett’s penalty, from a wide-angle near halfway, gave the Hurricanes a 29-28 lead with seven minutes remaining. But backrower Luke Jacobson crashed over three minutes later for the match-winning try, converted by fullback Damian McKenzie who was influential in the Chiefs’ second-half revival.

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Scrumhalf Luke Campbell scored for the Hurricanes in what proved to be flurry of tries from the 11th to the 16th minutes of the first half.

The Chiefs hit back quickly through Kaleb Trask, then the Hurricanes scored again through hooker Ricky Riccitelli to take a lead which endured well into the second half.

Chiefs 35 (Tries to Kaleb Trask, Chase Tiatia, Brad Weber, Naitoa Ah Kuoi, Luke Jacobson; 5 conversions to Damian McKenzie)
Hurricanes 29 (Tries to Luke Campbell, Ricky Riccitelli, Salesi Rayasi (2); 3 conversions and penalty to Jordie Barrett)

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dw 13 minutes ago

James O'Connor, the Lions and the great club v country conundrum

Thanks Nick. I’ve been happy about Len signing a deal which sees him return home, but I didn't realise how bad Exeter were going!

Herbert and Waugh have obviously supported this deal and have brought back Matt Phillip next year. It seems we might need some more of those deals as there are few heading overseas

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dw 15 minutes ago

James O'Connor, the Lions and the great club v country conundrum

Agreed but Lynagh did impress on Friday. McDermott and Lynagh have their flaws but i’d be willing to start them. If we got some decent ball they would be worth it. JOC and White coming off the bench maybe

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BB 19 minutes ago

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Andrew Nichols 38 minutes ago

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Do your homework. VTW was a league player for 2 years max. Hardly a convert. Was a Waikato NPC squad member for longer than his short NRL stint.

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He's still only 32. No reason he won't make it to the next RWC.

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Ed the Duck 54 minutes ago

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Is your issue here simply one of detailed protocol, as you see things, in adhering to both the spirit (or intent if you will) and letter of the law in question? Or rather an issue with the whole concept of allowing any team to select a 7-1 (or even an 8-0!) split, regardless of whether the law was amended to specifically provide for that choice?

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago

How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

The increase in players covering multiple positions feels significant here and would probably be a can of worms best left alone. However that’s putting the cart before the horse and allowing a free pass on RW’s assertion that this is a live hot issue with the game’s decision makers. One thing is clear though, he has nailed his colours to the mast and is going to look pretty stupid if this amounts to nothing!

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago

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Nothing wrong with calling out your complete failure to address the key points. You can interpret that as insulting if you like, personally I don’t give a toss.

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RedWarriors 1 hour ago

How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

“In law-making, intention refers to the purpose or goal the lawmakers aim to achieve through a particular law. It's not a literal mental state of individual legislators, but rather a framework that guides the interpretation and application of the law by courts. The court's duty is to discern and effectuate this intention”. You could have easily checked this yourself but instead chose to falsely imply it was my own idea of legal theory.

As it happens, I have used the intention of a law (under the PPERA Act) to successfully initiate an electoral commission inquiry into a UK political party in a 2019 UK (nationwide) election. Ie I know what I’m talking about.

Whether the topic is on the agenda for the board meeting in May is up to the chairman of that board, but if there is a 50:50 split as Owen Doyle states then I don’t see how the Chair can avoid it.

Again Owen Doyle was an official in that law making process and is writing for the Irish paper of record, the Irish Times. I won’t be siding with this blog site on this occasion.

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RedWarriors 1 hour ago

How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

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