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Gloomy return for Super Rugby after mosque attacks
Super Rugby resumes after mosque attacks, with Stormers travelling to New Zealand for Saturday's game against the Wellington Hurricanes.
Crusaders feel the wind shift in their favour
The Canterbury Crusaders have showed the calibre of performance that will give their supporters hope they can add an eighth title next week.
Crusaders beat Highlanders
The Crusaders beat the Highlanders 34-8 to win the New Zealand conference in Super Rugby.
Super Rugby: Crusaders gunning for win over Sharks
Injury-hit Canterbury Crusaders have been bidding for a fourth straight win over 2012 Super 15 finalists the Sharks.
Fruean sparks Crusaders to win over Waratahs
A rampaging Robbie Fruean scored a try in each half to fire the Canterbury Crusaders to a 37-33 away win over the New South Wales Waratahs.
McCaw on the bench for Super 15 clash
All Blacks captain Richie McCaw might play his first match since the Rugby World Cup after being included on the bench for Canterbury's Super 15.
Chiefs jump to top of Super Rugby log
The Waikato Chiefs move to the top of the Super Rugby table, benefiting from a daring plan by the Crusaders, who beat the Stormers.
Lions pin hopes on Bulls battle
With the noose of finishing last in Super Rugby tightening around their necks, the Lions will throw down the gauntlet against the Bulls on Saturday.
Highlanders prepare to battle to keep winning streak
The Highlanders look to extend their unbeaten start to the Super 15 in Wellington this weekend while defending champs Queensland Reds journey to SA.
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