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Māori All Blacks dominate Japan XV, while Warriors face tough loss against Broncos in NRL action.

In a thrilling display of resilience and skill, the Māori All Blacks roared back from a halftime deficit to secure a commanding 53-20 victory against Japan XV in Tokyo. The match was a testament to the team`s tenacity, with a powerful second-half performance that left fans on the edge of their seats. While specific player statistics and attendance details are still pending, the contributions from key players were pivotal in turning the tide of the game, showcasing the Māori All Blacks` prowess on the international stage.

Meanwhile, in domestic rugby, the Swindale Shield standings have seen Ories take the lead with 65 points, closely followed by Tawa at 50 points, and both Paremata-Plimmerton and HOBM at 48 points. Petone celebrated a perfect first round in Premier 2, setting the stage for exciting match-ups in the coming week.

In rugby league, the New Zealand Warriors faced a challenging defeat against the Brisbane Broncos, ending the match at 26-12. Struggling with execution and discipline, the Warriors may now contend with injuries to key players Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad and Luke Metcalf. However, the Warriors` Jersey Flegg Cup team found redemption, clinching a narrow 26-22 win over the Sea Eagles at 4 Pines Park, highlighted by standout performances from Alvin Chong Nee and Brandon Norris, who scored twice.

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