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Aus into U20 final, Wales stun NZ

Aus into U20 final, Wales stun NZ

Australia kicked hosts Argentina out of the race for the U20 Championship with a 34-13 semi-final win, while Wales and England will contest the fifth-place final.

Posted in Top headlines, U20 Championship | Tagged Argentina, australia, New Zealand, u20 Championship, Wales
Steve Tew

New Zealand Rugby CEO Tew steps down

New Zealand Rugby chief executive Steve Tew has announced he will stand down at the end of this year, bringing an end to his 12-year term in the role.

Posted in News, Test Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged All Blacks, New Zealand, Steve Tew, Test Rugby
Watch: New Zealand U20s haka

Watch: New Zealand U20s haka

Check out New Zealand performing the haka ahead of their first game at the U20 Championship in Argentina.

Posted in Top headlines, Videos | Tagged New Zealand, New Zealand Rugby, video, Videos
Fiji

Fiji win Paris Sevens

Fiji capped off a fine weekend by claiming the Paris Sevens title after beating New Zealand 35-24 in the final on Sunday.

Posted in Sevens, Top headlines | Tagged Fiji, New Zealand, Paris Sevens, sevens, sevens series
Muller du Plessis

Fiji triumph, Blitzboks secure Olympic spot

Fiji beat Australia 43-7 to win the Cup final at the London Sevens, while the Blitzboks ensured that they will automatically qualify for the Olympics despite a disappointing finish on Sunday.

Posted in Blitzboks, Sevens, Top headlines | Tagged blitzboks, London Sevens, New Zealand, sevens
Malcolm Marx

Sanzaar powerless to stop late changes

The SA Rugby magazine team rounds up some of the interesting snippets of news making headlines around the world.

Posted in Making Headlines, Top headlines | Tagged British and Irish Lions, Lions, Making Headlines, New Zealand, reds, Sanzar
Ben Smith

Smith joins New Zealand exodus

All Blacks outside back Ben Smith has confirmed he will be leaving New Zealand for France at the end of 2019.

Posted in Test Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Ben Smith, French Top 14, Highlanders, New Zealand, Test Rugby
Robert du Preez

Du Preez: Sharks need mindset change

Sharks flyhalf Robert du Preez says the team can’t afford to lift itself only for matches against New Zealand opposition this year.

Posted in Sharks, Super Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Blues, New Zealand, Robert du Preez, sharks, Super Rugby
Ireland celebrate

Test teams (Week 3)

The Test teams for Saturday’s matches as they are announced.

Posted in Match Centre, Test Rugby | Tagged Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland, Springboks, Test Rugby
Richie Mo'unga

Preview: Japan vs All Blacks

The selection of an experimental All Blacks side will provide further insight into New Zealand’s player depth in Tokyo this Saturday, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Posted in Test Rugby, Top headlines, Tournaments | Tagged japan, New Zealand, Test Rugby
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