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All Blacks scrum-half Jimmy Cowan and hooker Andrew Hore will start for New Zealand in the crunch Bledisloe Cup Test against Australia at Eden Park."
Written by Planet Rugby News - New Zealand · Filed Under New Zealand | Comments Off
Former Wigan star Danny Tickle plans to stick the boot into his old club tonight and the coach who let him go.
Bay of Plenty overcame a horror travel schedule and atrocious conditions to beat Tasman 8-7 in an Air NZ Cup rugby match in Blenheim last night.
The Bay of Plenty players will be assured a solid sleep last night after working overtime...
Northland defied the elements and weight of possession to upset Waikato 18-10 in their Air NZ Cup opening round match at Whangarei last night.
The hosts spent much of the match on defence but defended stoutly and struck with...
As New Zealand adjusted to the loss of full-back Leon MacDonald their captain, Richie McCaw, was quick to highlight the magnitude of Rocky Elsom's absence from the Australian team."
Written by Planet Rugby News - New Zealand · Filed Under New Zealand | Comments Off
With so much focus on what will become of it next year, it's hard to know what to make of this year's national provincial rugby championship.
Now in its third year, the Air New Zealand Cup has delivered on many of its objectives....
When South Africa take on Argentina next weekend, in a game that marks Nelson Mandela's 90th birthday, they will do so with the final three Tri-Nations games in mind."
Written by Planet Rugby News - South Africa · Filed Under Springboks | Comments Off
Having fought to survive in the professional era London Welsh, once giants of the game in the 1970s, are preparing to enter the coming season as a professional club."
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Gloucester boss Dean Ryan believes rugby union's controversial new law variations do not match their "scaremongering" reputation.
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Gloucester boss Dean Ryan believes rugby union’s controversial new law variations do not match their “scaremongering” reputation.
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