3N.04 Wallabies 28-49 All Blacks
Australia lost to New Zealand in Melbourne on Saturday 31 July in the first Bledisloe Cup encounter of the year.
Australia 28 (14)
Tries: Drew Mitchell, Adam Ashley-Cooper, Rocky Elsom
Conversions: Matt Giteau (2)
Penalties: Matt Giteau (3)
New Zealand 49 (32)
Tries: Dan Carter, Mils Muliaina (2), Richie McCaw, Cory Jane, Joe Rokocoko, Corey Flynn
Conversions: Dan Carter (4)
Penalties: Dan Carter (2)
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Currie Cup Round 3 results
Bulls 23 – 25 Cheetahs
Vodacom Blue Bulls – Tries: Derick Kuün, Stefan Watermeyer; Conversions: Jacques-Louis Potgieter (2); Penalties: Potgieter (3).
Vodacom Free State Cheetahs – Try: Skipper Badenhorst; Conversion: Sias Ebersohn; Penalties: Louis Strydom (5), Ebersohn.
Griqaus 26 – 20 Lions
GWK Griquas – Tries: Jacobie Adriaanse, Bjorn Basson; Conversions: Naas Olivier (2); Penalties: Olivier (4).
Xerox Lions – Tries: Jano Vermaak, George Earle; Conversions: Herkie Kruger (2); Penalties: Kruger (2).
Leopards 23 – 42 WP
Vodacom Western Province – Tries: Brok Harris, Frikkie Welsh, Paul Bosch, Pieter Louw, Conrad Hoffmann, Pieter Myburgh; Conversions: Willem de Waal (3); Penalties: De Waal (2).
Platinum Leopards – Tries: Deon Scholtz (2), Jovan Bowles; Conversion: Jean Tiedt; Penalty: Tiedt; Drop goal: Neill Jacobs.
Sharks 27 – 17 Pumas
The Sharks – Tries: Keegan Daniel (3), Charl McLeod; Conversions: Patrick Lambie (2); Penalty: Lambie.
Pumas – Tries: Christo Le Roux, Ronnie Uys; Conversions: Ricardo Croy (2); Drop goal: Croy.
Huge split in Springbok camp
Reports from a source with impeccable connections to the Boks are that significant differences exist between the coaching style espoused by assistant coaches Dick Muir and Gary Gold, while head coach Peter de Villiers is said to be wavering. » Read more on Huge split in Springbok camp
Springbok player ratings v Australia.
The Boks were hammered for the third week in a row. This time by the Wallabies. We rate the players. » Read more on Springbok player ratings v Australia.
3N.03 Wallabies 30-13 Springboks
Australia 30 (17)
Tries: Drew Mitchell, Will Genia
Conversion: James O’ Connor
Penalties: Matt Giteau (5), O’Connor
South Africa 13 (3)
Tries: Jacque Fourie, Gurthro Steenkamp
Penalty: Morne Steyn
2010 Trinations 03 – Wallabies v Springboks
The Wallabies host The Springboks in Brisbane in the third game of the 2010 Trinations. Match details and teamsheets are as follows: » Read more on 2010 Trinations 03 — Wallabies v Springboks
3N.02 All Blacks 31-17 Springboks
All Blacks 31 (13)
Tries: Ma’a Nonu, Mils Muliaina, Rene Ranger, Israel Dagg
Conversion: Dan Carter
Penalties: Carter (2), Piri Weepu
Springboks 17 (7)
Tries: Jean de Villiers, Schalk Burger
Conversions: Morne Steyn (2)
Penalty: Steyn
Match stats: » Read more on 3N.02 All Blacks 31-17 Springboks
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2010 Trinations 02 – All Blacks v Springboks
The All Blacks host The Springboks in the second game of the 2010 Trinations. Match details and teamsheets are as follows: » Read more on 2010 Trinations 02 — All Blacks v Springboks
3N.01 All Blacks 32-12 Springboks
All Blacks 32 (20)
Tries: Conrad Smith, Ma’a Nonu, Kieran Read, Tony Woodcock
Conversions: Dan Carter (3)
Penalties: Carter (2)
Springboks 12 (3)
Penalties: Morne Steyn (4)
Match Stats » Read more on 3N.01 All Blacks 32-12 Springboks
2010 Trinations 01 – All Blacks v Springboks
The All Blacks host The Springboks in the first game of the 2010 Trinations. Match details and teamsheets are as follows: » Read more on 2010 Trinations 01 — All Blacks v Springboks
2011 South African Public Holidays
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2010 Trinations – Kiwi Views
Let The Wars Begin
You beauty. At last the phoney war is over. Ireland and Wales are dispatched, and now the ‘real’ tests are about to start – the ones that have trophies riding on them, where the results matter. Read the full article
Now For The World’s Best
It’s the business end of the season for the All Blacks now: the Tri Nations and, more particularly, the Springboks – and I can tell you that a lot of Bok fans are hoping the All Blacks win at least one and maybe both of the two tests in New Zealand over the next two weeks. Read the full article
Boks’ Road Trip Could Settle Trinations
Nobody will be so bold as to say it, but most know it to be true – the fate of the 2010 Tri-Nations could be known by July 17. Read the full article
Springbok strength leaves ABs with nowhere to hide
Rugby might have entered a more expansive space this year, but it will be back to the old values of doing it up front and coping with the pressure this Saturday night for the All Blacks. Read the full article
Who Are The Underdogs Again?
As the Tri-Nations comes upon us again, it once again looks as if the Aussies at best can hope for second and the real title race is between New Zealand and South Africa. Read the full article
2010 Trinations odds
Trinations outright winner odds at 2010-07-03
New Zealand 4/3
South Africa 5/4
Australia 4/1
Place your bets here:
2010 SA Schools Team named
The 2010 SA Schools Team has been named, following the conclusion of the 2010 Coca-Cola Craven Week. There are six players from Grey College in the side, four from Paul Roos and three from Affies. » Read more on 2010 SA Schools Team named
2010 Craven Week Final Day
The Free State Cheetahs were crowned Coca-Cola under-18 Craven Week champions for 2010 following their comprehensive 42-21 victory over Western Province in Welkom on Saturday. » Read more on 2010 Craven Week Final Day
2010 Craven Week Day 4
Free State Cheetahs and Western Province will once again compete in the final at the Coca-Cola Under-18 Craven Week following their 30-20 victory over Kwazulu Natal in Welkom on Thursday. » Read more on 2010 Craven Week Day 4
2010 Craven Week Day 3
Western Province and Boland continued their excellent form at the 2010 Coca-Cola Under-18 Craven Week on Wednesday in Welkom. » Read more on 2010 Craven Week Day 3