Liam Messam News
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New Zealand named the following team to play France in the rugby Test on Saturday, June 8 at Eden Park in Auckland:
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New Zealand made six changes to face Argentina in the Rugby Championship this weekend, naming Julian Savea on the wing for his third Test start and calling up Aaron Cruden at fly-half after Dan Carter was ruled out.
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New Zealand made four changes to face South Africa in their Rugby Championship match in Dunedin this weekend, including dropping scrum-half Aaron Smith for a disciplinary breach.
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New Zealand made four personnel changes to its starting lineup for Saturday’s Tri-Nations rugby Test against South Africa in Wellington, while Adam Thomson was chosen at No. 8 to complete the full set of loose forward roles.
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New Zealand rugby union selectors named the following team to play South Africa in the Aug. 20 Tri-Nations rugby Test in Port Elizabeth:
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New Zealand omitted wingers Sitiveni Sivivatu and Hosea Gear as selectors picked the most experienced All Blacks squad to try and win the Rugby World Cup on home soil starting next month.
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New Zealand rugby selectors named the following 32-man squad for the All Blacks tour to Europe starting next month:
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Australia beat Wales 20-19 and world champion New Zealand shut out Ireland in a record 60-0 rout to complete 3-0 wins in their rugby Test series. England avoided a sweep with a 14-14 tie in South Africa.
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New Zealand named the following team to play England in the rugby Test on Saturday, Dec. 1 at London’s Twickenham Stadium:
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Owen Farrell returns to start at fly-half for the England rugby team in this weekend’s Test against world champion New Zealand.
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