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Jonathan Kaplan (Gallo Images)
Jonathan Kaplan (Gallo Images)

Cape Town - Retired South African referee Jonathan Kaplan says the Stormers have the right to feel aggrieved with decisions that went against them in their 25-20 Super Rugby loss to the Hurricanes in Wellington last weekend.

The Hurricanes scored three first half tries to lead 25-3 at the break, before the Stormers hit back with 17 unanswered points in the second half to claim a losing bonus point.

However, question marks were raised over the legitimacy of all three Hurricanes tries.

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