"Your mind starts whirring around again trying to remember all those calls from four weeks ago; you've got all the All Blacks calls in your head still," he said. Read said getting re-acquainted with the Crusaders' calls and game plan was the hardest task. As Super Rugby resumes after the international break, it appears the Chiefs and Crusaders teams will be compromised by the toll on their All Blacks ahead of their pivotal match in Fiji's capital Suva on Friday. But which of the two teams' All Blacks start the match remains to be seen. With the Crusaders holding a three-point lead over the Chiefs at the top of the New Zealand conference, the stakes could hardly be higher.

Source: New Zealand Herald June 28, 2016 17:03 UTC