Questions have been asked of the New Zealand secondary schools' rugby pathways after conceding 136 points over two games and suffering consecutive losses to the Australian U18 side. 

The Australian players spend years playing together, going through and going through Super Rugby stages, whereas New Zealand has significantly less for young players

Former All Black and current rugby player agent Craig Innes discussed the issues impacting the current pathways.

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Questions have been asked of the New Zealand secondary schools' rugby pathways after conceding 136 points over two games and suffering consecutive losses to the Australian U18 side.&nbsp;
The Australian players spend years playing together, going through and going through Super Rugby stages, whereas New Zealand has significantly less for young players
Former All Black and current rugby player agent Craig Innes discussed the issues impacting the current pathways.
LISTEN ABOVE

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Craig Innes: former All Black on the future of New Zealand's rugby pathways for secondary schools

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