The All Blacks’ first test against the Springboks lasted nearly 100 minutes when all the stoppages were taken into account. A first half which lasted 48 minutes and five seconds followed by a second …Read More at Source
All Blacks v Springboks: How the clock can be stopped in Cape Town
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