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THE IN OR OUT SHORTLIST / RUGBY UNION

Who’s in the frame?

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Wales vs New Zealand · Nations Championship · 15 Nov, 3:10 am NZ

Beauden Barrett

Anytime try scorer · target to review

One to watchResearch target · not an active recommendation
Previous Test2 tries vs Scotland
Matchday statusAwaiting Wales team confirmation
My take

Two tries against Scotland make Barrett a player to revisit when the Wales team is named. I think he belongs on the watchlist, without assuming he starts in the same position or repeats that return.

Keep an eye on

Watchlist only. The matchday role against Wales has not been confirmed. No active try-scorer pick yet.

Status and limitations

At least one player-credited try in regulation time. Non-starter: void. No bookmaker price or value assessment supplied.

Research added 11 Nov, 12:45 pm NZ · Sources checked 11 Nov, 12:45 pm NZ
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