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Release date Australia
July 9th, 2009
Author
Pages
256
Dimensions (mm)
182x259
Edition
1
Illustrations
colour photographs
Country of Publication
New Zealand
Imprint
Hodder Moa
ISBN-13
9781869711665
Product ID
3071021
Description
With more than 50 test matches at fullback under his belt, Mils Muliaina is the most capped All Blacks No.15 of all time. Muliaina combines pace and a dangerous counterattacking ability with dependability and strong positional play at the back for New Zealand. He also has the speed and rugby nous to play at the highest level at either wing or centre. He has scored 21 test tries for the All Blacks, which places him amongst the top 10 all-time test tryscorers for New Zealand.
Mils Muliaina's biography plots a highly unusual path to the pinnacle of New Zealand rugby. Born in Samoa, Muliaina's family moved to Invercargill when he was a young boy. He played through the age grades in Southland before moving north to Auckland and boarding at Kelston Boys' High. A veteran of two World Cup campaigns with the All Blacks, Muliaina casts a critical eye across the state of the game in New Zealand and what the All Blacks have to do to win the 2011 Cup.
Author Bio
Lynn McConnell is senior editor of Sportal.co.nz and has worked for The Southland Times, The Evening Post and CricInfo.com, and has been a Qantas newspaper awards winner. This is his 15th book.
Mils Muliaina's biography plots a highly unusual path to the pinnacle of New Zealand rugby. Born in Samoa, Muliaina's family moved to Invercargill when he was a young boy. He played through the age grades in Southland before moving north to Auckland and boarding at Kelston Boys' High. A veteran of two World Cup campaigns with the All Blacks, Muliaina casts a critical eye across the state of the game in New Zealand and what the All Blacks have to do to win the 2011 Cup.
Author Bio
Lynn McConnell is senior editor of Sportal.co.nz and has worked for The Southland Times, The Evening Post and CricInfo.com, and has been a Qantas newspaper awards winner. This is his 15th book.
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