Frizell in line for All Blacks Test debut

Shannon Frizell is set to cap a momentous week for his family by being included in the All Blacks team for the third Test against France.
Highlanders flanker Frizell should be the beneficiary of injuries to others in his position, handing him an international debut at his Super Rugby home ground in Dunedin.
The match on Saturday falls a day before older brother and NRL star Tyson Frizell tries to help wrap up a State of Origin series win for New South Wales in game two against Queensland in Sydney.
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