All Blacks coach Scott Robertson is determined to have more success in the air against France during Saturday's second test in Wellington.
The French aerial assault often caught the ABs on the hop in the narrow first test win, an area Robertson says the All Blacks have been tidying up in practice.
Weekend Sport Host Jason Pine told Andew Dickens that defusing their ariel game is essential, and Caleb Clarke, who is coming on as injury cover, is a big part of that.
“He’s probably the All Blacks’ best winger in terms of diffusing the high bomb.”
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