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South Africa named five uncapped players in its squad for a rugby tour of Britain and Ireland, while winger Bryan Habana is out through injury.
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South Africa coach Peter de Villiers signaled he would step down after the Springboks’ Rugby World Cup defense ended in a quarterfinal defeat to Australia.
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The following is a roundup of stories from the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
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New Zealand beat South Africa 31-17 in the second match of rugby’s Tri-Nations tournament in Wellington.
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The Stormers beat the Cheetahs 44-34 in the final Super Rugby regular-season match to join the Queensland Reds in the semifinals as the defending champion Bulls missed the playoffs.
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South Africa named 18 members of its 2007 Rugby World Cup championship squad to its 30-man roster for this year’s tournament in New Zealand.
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New Zealand scored two tries in the final three minutes to beat South Africa 29-22 and win a record- extending 10th Tri-Nations title in 15 editions of the southern hemisphere rugby championship.
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Following is a list of the 30-man squads selected by the 20 teams for the Sept. 9-Oct. 23 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand:
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Australia and South Africa named the following teams for their July 24 Tri-Nations rugby union Test at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane:
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South Africa made four starting changes for the July 24 Tri-Nations Test against Australia as the defending champion seeks to rebound from back-to-back losses to New Zealand.
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