US EditionEx-All Black warns of 'weakened' French threat
- France will tour New Zealand for a three-Test series starting July 5, but will rest top players.
- The resting of key players stems from a scheduling conflict with the French club season's final on June 28.
- France, the Six Nations champions, will not include players from the Top 14 final, impacting their team selection.
- Former All Black Aaron Cruden, age 36, stated, "They've got a great chance and I don't think it matters to the players who comes or who doesn't come."
- Despite a potentially weakened team, Cruden believes France will pose a threat to the All Blacks, under Scott Robertson.
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Former All Blacks first-five Aaron Cruden believes France will pose a serious threat to New Zealand in their upcoming three-test tour, despite sending a depleted outfit for the series. Six Nations champions Les Bleus are set to rest first-choice players such as Romain Ntamack, Louis Bielle-Biarrey and Thomas Ramos for the games, starting on July 5, because of a clash with the end of the French club season. The French Rugby Federation and the cou…
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