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Sean Everitt (Gallo Images)
Sean Everitt (Gallo Images)

Durban - Sharks assistant coach Sean Everitt cited their kicking game against the Cheetahs last weekend as playing an important role in their victory.

The Sharks won 27-10 at Free State Stadium to gain revenge for their Round 1 loss to the men from Bloemfontein.

The statistics don’t lie and they don’t always paint the full picture either; but, in essence, they can be illuminating when seeking certain truths, especially on the rugby field.

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