Rugby: Brits hail the Wallabies
The Wallabies have been hailed by the British press for their breakthrough victory over the All Blacks in Hong Kong.
The Wallabies have been hailed by the British press for their breakthrough victory over the All Blacks in Hong Kong.
Sonny Bill Williams was suitably vague today when asked if this weekend's clash at Twickenham will mark his All Blacks debut.
Wallabies captain Rocky Elsom says he's wary of a talented Wales outfit ambushing his side in this weekend's test.
A kiwi branding expert is calling for countries who are opposed to the haka to ask their fans to decide if they want to see it.
Unusual. How else do you describe the All Blacks' decision to stick with their diminished numbers for their latest tilt at the Grand Slam?
Errors proved costly in the All Blacks' loss to Australia but where did they have the statistical edge on Saturday night?
The Hong Kong test result was a good thing on many levels. Not for Stephen Donald though.
All Blacks wing Cory Jane is in doubt for the Grand Slam tour opener against England at Twickenham on Sunday.
The All Blacks should not have lost that test. It probably won't do them any lasting harm losing that unbeaten record though.
For the first time this season, the All Blacks made mistakes under pressure and paid the ultimate price.
The All Blacks' 10 game winning streak over Australia ended in dramatic fashion last night.
The current Wallabies are dead-set determined to end a 10-Test losing streak to the All Blacks in Hong Kong.
Graham Henry yesterday predictably named his strongest available starting XV for the fourth and final transtasman test of the year.
All Black fans will be relieved to see Daniel Carter take to the field in tomorrow night's transtasman test.