Hurricanes see off Highlanders in drab Wellington affair
The Hurricanes did just about enough to hold off the Highlanders 21-14 in a surprisingly low-quality Super Rugby Pacific affair in Wellington on Saturday.
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The Hurricanes did just about enough to hold off the Highlanders 21-14 in a surprisingly low-quality Super Rugby Pacific affair in Wellington on Saturday.
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