All Blacks midfielder Anton Lienert-Brown showed his super power and pace as he brushed off four Namibian defenders to score a stunning Rugby World Cup try this afternoon.
With the All Blacks struggling in the opening quarter to a 5-3 lead, Lienert-Brown decided to take matters into his own hands when he was given a slick inside ball from Ardie Savea 40m from Namibia's line.
Lienert-Brown then cut through a hole made by two Namibian defenders and raced into the back field where he still had two more defenders to beat.
But the midfielder threw a pair of big fends to shake off the last line of defence before strolling in to score.
Lienert-Brown also scored in the second half of the contest as the All Blacks piled on the points to claim a 71-9 win in Tokyo.
The 24-year-old was also named man of the match for his efforts.
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