Rennie promises All Blacks will stick to their guns at World Cup

New Zealand coach Dave Rennie has declared his team will maintain their fast-paced style of play at the upcoming World Cup. The All Blacks have secured two victories in a row over Australia, bolstering their confidence after a 3-1 defeat to the Springboks in the previous series. Rennie emphasized that sticking to their high-tempo, wide play style is crucial, as it provides a point of difference against other top teams.

He cautioned against adopting a risk-averse approach in the World Cup, stating that it could leave the All Blacks vulnerable. Despite their impressive performance in the first half against Australia, Rennie acknowledged there is still room for improvement. He expressed optimism for the team's chances at the home World Cup, citing the promising progress of their flyhalf, Declan Meredith.