Rugby Union: New Zealand keep faith in Hart

Saturday 19 September 1998 23:02 BST

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New Zealand keep faith in Hart

The New Zealand coach, John Hart, received a vote of confidence from his employers yesterday after the worst year in All Black history. The decision, after a seven-hour meeting with the New Zealand Rugby Football Union's board, means Hart, who saw his side lose a record five consecutive Test matches to close the season, will coach New Zealand in next year's World Cup.

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