WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Warren Gatland wants more physicality from his British and Irish Lions in this weekend's second test against the All Blacks and that desire looks likely to inform his selection for a match they need to win to keep the series alive.
The All Blacks forwards won the battle of the breakdown in their 30-15 first test victory at Eden Park last weekend and a disappointing showing from Welshman Alun Wyn Jones means an overhaul of the Lions second row is likely.
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