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Greg Stutchbury

Afghanistan wins first ever Cricket World Cup match
Article
/ 26 February 2015

Afghanistan wins first ever Cricket World Cup match

Shenwari, who had been positively pedestrian for his first 40 runs, was dismissed for 96 after leading his side’s chase to 211 runs to victory.

By Greg Stutchbury
Zimbabwe secures shaky four-wicket win over UAE
Article
/ 19 February 2015

Zimbabwe secures shaky four-wicket win over UAE

UAE looked on course to record their first win over a test nation in their 20th official one-day international until Williams and Ervine intervened.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 25 March 2012

NZ handle hostile bowling as SA post huge total

Martin Guptill and Daniel Flynn battled hostile pace bowling to guide New Zealand to 65 for no loss at the close of play on the third day on Sunday.

By Greg Stutchbury
Unfazed Proteas move on from contentious umpiring
Article
/ 23 March 2012

Unfazed Proteas move on from contentious umpiring

The Proteas say they will not lose sleep over two controversial umpiring decisions made on the first day of their final Test against the Black Caps.

By Greg Stutchbury
Smith, Kallis centuries set record innings in NZ
Article
/ 10 March 2012

Smith, Kallis centuries set record innings in NZ

New Zealand were 137 for two chasing 401 in the first test against South Africa when bad light stopped play four overs early on the fourth day.

By Greg Stutchbury
Proteas held back by strong New Zealand
Article
/ 17 February 2012

Proteas held back by strong New Zealand

The Proteas were beaten by six wickets after Martin Guptill’s return to form buoyed New Zealand in their Twenty20 international.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 2 October 2011

Guildford scores four as New Zealand thrash Canada

New Zealand winger Zac Guildford scored four tries as the All Blacks lifted the dark pall over their Cup campaign with a 79-15 victory over Canada.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 1 October 2011

France qualify despite upset loss to Tonga

Tonga produced the upset of the Cup when they beat France 19-14 on Saturday but poor decision making cost the Pacific Islanders at least five tries.

By Greg Stutchbury
Italy crack 50 points, Pacific islanders in hot water
Article
/ 20 September 2011

Italy crack 50 points, Pacific islanders in hot water

Italy illustrated the benefits of playing international rugby by beating Russia 53-17, while Pacific island players were in hot water with officials.

By Greg Stutchbury
Double injury worries set Boks back
Article
/ 8 September 2011

Double injury worries set Boks back

Bakkies Botha will almost certainly miss SA’s rugby World Cup opener, with the Springboks further hurt by an injury concern over winger Bryan Habana.

By Greg Stutchbury
World Cup pressure rises as Boks arrive in NZ
Article
/ 5 September 2011

World Cup pressure rises as Boks arrive in NZ

After a poor Tri-Nations campaign, the Boks are under increasing pressure as the president orders the World Cup home and fans hope for their success.

By Greg Stutchbury
Divvy defends Smit’s selection for Boks
Article
/ 3 September 2011

Divvy defends Smit’s selection for Boks

Springbok coach Peter de Villiers says there were no selection issues as John Smit is "the best hooker in world rugby".

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 10 July 2011

Super rugby final could be portent for World Cup

The Reds’ victory can be seen as a portent of what is to come in just under two months when the World Cup begins in New Zealand.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 12 June 2011

Blues seek Super salvation against Highlanders

The Auckland Blues head into the final round of matches on a four-match losing streak and need to beat the Otago Highlanders next Friday.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 8 February 2011

McCaw out for six weeks with foot fracture

All Blacks and Crusaders captain Richie McCaw will miss the first month of the Super 15 rugby season after fracturing a bone in his foot.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 7 August 2010

All Blacks move to brink of Tri-Nations glory

New Zealand retained the Bledisloe Cup and all but secured the Tri-Nations trophy with a 20-10 victory over Australia at Lancaster Park on Saturday.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 17 July 2010

All Blacks beat Springboks 31-17 in Tri-Nations

New Zealand secured their second successive bonus point win of the 2010 Tri-Nations with a 31-17 victory over South Africa on Saturday.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 10 July 2010

All Backs beat Springboks in Tri-Nations opener

New Zealand continued their long unbeaten run at Eden Park with a controlled and aggressive performance to record a 32-12 victory over SA.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 25 January 2010

Venus surges into quarterfinals at Melbourne

Venus Williams continued her domination of Francesca Schiavone on Monday, coming back from a set down to defeat the Italian 3-6, 6-2, 6-1.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 23 January 2010

Tongue-tied Serena into fourth round

World number one Serena Williams exudes a supreme confidence on the tennis court that could be deemed as a sign of an intense ruthless streak.

By Greg Stutchbury
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/ 13 January 2010

MacQueen to coach Melbourne Rebels

Australian World Cup winning coach Rod Macqueen has been lured out of retirement to take over as the first coach of Melbourne’s new Super 15 franchise

By Greg Stutchbury

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