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Rugby: Hurricanes make it six
Chris Boyd’s side have made it six from six this season and their latest victims, the Melbourne Rebels, were dispatched 36-12 at Westpac Stadium in Wellington last night.
Chris Boyd’s side have made it six from six this season and their latest victims, the Melbourne Rebels, were dispatched 36-12 at Westpac Stadium in Wellington last night.
The Hurricanes have made no secret of putting extra emphasis on derby matches this season, with coach Chris Boyd suggesting they are worth "double points".
NSW Waratahs forward Jacques Potgieter has apologised for the 'offhand' homophobic slur that has resulted in a $20,000 fine.
Players with big reputations all have signature rugby moments.
The Waratahs' third win of the season was their most valuable.
We're led to believe it takes courage for sports stars to take a stand. It doesn't always.
Israel Folau says there's no room for homophobes in rugby and he is certain homophobia is not a problem at the Waratahs.
Accusations of homophobic slurs have overshadowed the NSW Waratahs' commanding Super Rugby triumph over the Brumbies at Allianz Stadium.
The continued ill discipline in Super Rugby could lead to a serious, even tragic, injury if players aren't more careful, writes Justin Marshall.
If the Chiefs wish to break the unfortunate pattern they are following, the next fortnight presents an ideal opportunity.
In tough conditions in Durban with a numerical advantage after a rash of indiscipline, the Chiefs lost their way. Among that mess was Aaron Cruden, writes Wynne Gray.
An ugly game produced an ugly result for the Chiefs in Durban this morning.
Two recent incidents in which high-profile All Blacks Sonny Bill Williams and Jerome Kaino have effectively played on after suffering bad head knocks have placed the off-field concussion test in the spotlight.
Things looked fairly awful at the Wellington Lions last year when he was in charge and no better with his other team - the New Zealand under-20s, Richard Loe writes.
A Cheetahs implosion or a Crusaders miracle - it doesn't matter. Al that does is that midway through the second half last night the Crusaders came alive.
One week they had a spectacular scrum and an impotent attack. Seven days later the situation was reversed.
Salvage theories about the Blues will continue to grow as the team remains winless this season and cast at the bottom of the points table.