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Murray Kinsella Reports from Paris BY THE END of it, Springboks centre Jesse Kriel was covered in blood. It was a thrilling spectacle at Stade de France last night but it was brutally physical too. And after a huge shift involving 14 tackles, Kriel bore the marks of it. He had been stitched up by the time he spoke post-match. “I got a few,” said Kriel in typically understated South African fashion. “I don’t know how many, it’s quite a big cut. I think just hitting a guy’s hip or something, a bit of bone on bone. Luckily, these things heal.” France’s wounds will take a bit longer t

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