Piri Weepu News
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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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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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New Zealand rugby selectors named the following 32-man squad for the All Blacks tour to Europe starting next month:
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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 11 changes for this weekend’s Tri-Nations rugby decider against Australia, including picking Piri Weepu at scrum-half and Sam Whitelock at lock.
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New Zealand hooker Keven Mealamu will become the third All Black to play 100 Tests in this weekend’s Bledisloe Cup rugby finale against Australia, which had to make its second injury-enforced change for the match.
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New Zealand made one change to its starting lineup for the Aug. 7 Tri-Nations rugby Test against Australia in Christchurch, recalling Piri Weepu at scrum-half for the injured Jimmy Cowan.
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Australia picked Kurtley Beale to replace injured fly-half Quade Cooper in this weekend’s Rugby Championship match against South Africa in Pretoria, while Dan Carter returns for New Zealand’s game in Argentina.
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New Zealand made two starting changes for its final Rugby Championship match against South Africa, picking Hosea Gear on the left wing in place of Julian Savea and replacing Luke Romano with Brodie Retallick at lock.
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Australia will give Kurtley Beale “until the final moment” to overcome a hamstring injury and take his place in an unchanged team in the Rugby World Cup semifinal against New Zealand in two days.
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