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ABC Business·26.05.2026·🇦🇺Australia·Spor

Selection Dilemmas for NSW Blues and Wallabies Coaches Amidst Super Rugby Pacific Developments

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NSW Blues coach Laurie Daley faces a tough decision between Dylan Edwards and James Tedesco for fullback, while Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt must choose between Tom Wright, Max Jorgensen, and Jock Campbell for the same position amid Super Rugby Pacific developments.

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