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The All Blacks will have to compose without Brodie Retallick. On the occasion of New Zealand’s victory over Japan on the national turf in Tokyo last weekend, the second row received a red card in the 65th minute after offsetting the right shoulder on the head of full-back Brave Blossoms. Kazuki Himeno. The Rangura native had to explain his act to the World Rugby Disciplinary Committee and the latter on Tuesday ruled the punishment against him. For this gesture that caught up to a serious game, Brody Retalk was initially suspended for three weeks, which will strip him of most All Blacks matches during what will remain the last European tour of choice by New Zealand. The next World Cup, organized in France in the fall of 2023.

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AllBlacks October 29, 2022

Retallick will earn a week

However, like many Stade Toulousain players in recent months, Brodie Retallick decided to play the “Head Contact Process” card in order to see his punishment partially reduced. And so the 31-year-old second streak agreed to undergo training, the aim of which would be to correct the gesture that earned him this red card, the technique associated with the intervention. If this program is validated by World Rugby, Brodie Retallick’s sentence will be commuted to one week. As a result, he will be suspended for the match against Wales scheduled for 5 November and then the match in Scotland a week later. Thus, the All Blacks’ second streak will be able to resume the competition on November 19, when New Zealand will challenge England at Twickenham for what will look like revenge for their last World Cup semi-final, which marked the 15th World Cup. Roses win in Yokohama.