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Wallabies turn to former All Blacks defensive guru to bolster coaching staff

The Kiwi behind one of the most famous defensive efforts in World Cup history will be on deck for the Wallabies at next year’s tournament.

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The Kiwi behind one of the most famous defensive efforts in World Cup history will be on deck for the Wallabies at next year’s tournament.

4 hours ago·Sydney, Australia

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia 4 hours ago on Sunday, March 22, 2026.

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Scott McLeod joins the Wallabies to strengthen defence, following a record of holding opponents to 17.6 points per Test with the All Blacks over 86 matches.