(Reuters) - Zac Guildford has been named as the former All Black sentenced for punching a woman in the face after the lapse of a name suppression order in New Zealand.
Guildford, who played 10 tests as a winger and was a member of the 2011 World Cup-winning squad, had been sentenced to two years of intensive supervision in January by a Hamilton court.
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