All Blacks look to iron out weaknesses in second game on South Africa tour

DURBAN, Aug 10 : New Zealand are looking to use Tuesday’s second game of their South Africa tour against the Sharks to fix areas of their game where they struggled in their opener last Friday, said Luke Jacobson, who will be captaining the side.The All Blacks showed exciting speed on attack in their 38-21 win over the Stormers in Cape Town, but by their own admission their forwards had a torrid time.Scrummaging weaknesses were exposed by the provincial side, who held the tourists level until the last 15 minutes.A side closer to the possible lineup for the first test against South Africa on August 22 has been named for Tuesday’s game, and Jacobson said “there are a few tidy ups from the Stormers game that we're looking to impose. “It’s an awesome challenge, an awesome opportunity for us to