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The driving-maul try machine - why rugby's steamroller gained traction

The driving-maul try machine - why rugby's steamroller gained tractionPhoto: BBC Sport

A kick to the corner is now a no-brainer for captains, with the driving maul a more potent weapon than ever

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Originally published by BBC Sport. Summary and curation by DutyStation News.

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