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Friday, March 19, 2010
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Friday, March 19, 2010
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The Wallabies will open their 2009 season with an historic match against an international Barbarians side.
Mils Muliaina scored two tries as New Zealand completed their third grand slam of wins over the four home nations.
New Zealand staged a miraculous upset to win the 13th Rugby League World Cup (RLWC), defeating Australia 34–20 in the final at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium last Saturday to finish a hugely successful tournament.
A busy weekend of international rugby in Europe as Southern Hemisphere sides dominate.
New Zealand came from behind to beat Australia in their Bledisloe Cup match in Hong Kong.
Kamate, Kamate is a legend of a great Ngati Toa warrior chief, Te Rauparaha—strategist second to none.
The New Zealand All Blacks reasserted their dominance of southern hemisphere rugby by defeating the Australian Wallabies 28–24 in Brisbane on Saturday night, taking both the Tri-Nations title and the Bledisloe Cup.
The Tri-Nations Cup will be decided in Brisbane this Saturday, when the Wallabies meet the All Blacks in a Test that both national teams must win to preserve their credibility.
Australia beat South Africa 27-15 on Saturday to end the world champions' hopes of winning the Tri-nations title.
New Zealand kept South Africa scoreless for just the fourth time in 75 meetings when they beat them 19-0 in a Tri-Nations match on Saturday.