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Chris Foley
Hurricanes culled for Bulls confrontation
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Chris Foley
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18 Mar 2010
The Hurricanes have axed five players from Friday's starting line-up in a desperate bid to halt the Bulls' rampant charge in the Super 14.
All Blacks, Wallabies in dance of the desperates
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Chris Foley
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18 Sep 2009
With the Tri-Nations title beyond reach, Saturday's match between the All Blacks and Wallabies has become a battle to avoid the wooden spoon.
Wallabies wary of All Blacks’ backlash
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Chris Foley
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17 Sep 2009
The vitriol aimed at the All Blacks by their own supporters after they lost the Tri-Nations rugby crown to South Africa has the Wallabies on edge.
Wallaby win buoys All Blacks for crunch Test
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Chris Foley
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10 Sep 2009
The All Blacks have taken a leaf out of the Wallabies' book for Saturday's make-or-break Tri-Nations Test against the Springboks.
Wallabies expect ferocious Tri-Nations opener
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Chris Foley
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17 Jul 2009
The Wallabies are braced for a fast and ferocious war of attrition when they confront the All Blacks in Saturday's opening Tri-Nations clash.
All Blacks’ grip on Tri-Nations under threat
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Chris Foley
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16 Jul 2009
Southern hemisphere rugby is set for a shake-up in the Tri-Nations series kicking off on Saturday
India firm favourites to avenge New Zealand record
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Chris Foley
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17 Mar 2009
India regroup after outplaying New Zealand in the one-day series with an even more ominous line-up for the first cricket Test starting on Wednesday.
Curtain down on ‘exceptional’ Games
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Chris Foley
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24 Aug 2008
The Beijing Olympics, played out against a background of political intrigue and featuring 16 days of compelling and controversial action.
Injured ‘Shanghai Express’ out of Games
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Chris Foley
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18 Aug 2008
Chinese superstar Liu Xiang sensationally pulled out of the Games injured on Monday, putting a dampener on China's success thus far.
Another gold for Phelps in Beijing
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Chris Foley
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16 Aug 2008
Michael Phelps won a record-equalling seventh Olympic gold medal in Beijing, ahead of Saturday's showpiece, the athletics' men's 100m final.
Norway in upset win in Olympic women’s soccer
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Chris Foley
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6 Aug 2008
Norway produced an opening 2-0 upset win over defending champions the United States as women's football launched the Beijing Olympics on Wednesday.
All Blacks out to regain rugby respectability
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Chris Foley
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31 Jul 2008
Injuries have forced the All Blacks to cobble together a makeshift backline for this weekend's crucial rematch against the Wallabies.
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