Yesterday at 10:37 pm - Damian McKenzie of the Chiefs scores despite desperate defence from the Waratahs in Hamilton. Photo: Getty Images The Chiefs battled hard for a win, the Lions scraped home and the Brumbies claimed victory despite a player red-carded during Super Rugby matches last night....
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25/05/2018 12:28 pm - Check on the highlights from Round 15 of Super Rugby, starting with the Crusaders’ victory over the Hurricanes at AMI Stadium in Christchurch. The post VIDEO: Super Rugby highlights, Round 15 appeared first on Planet Rugby....
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25/05/2018 11:41 am - Banned. Highlanders winger Tevita Nabura has been banned for six weeks after he was found guilty of foul play last Saturday's Super Rugby clash with the Waratahs. Nabura was handed a straight red card in the 17th minute of the match after he ‘kung-fu’ kicked Waratahs wing Cameron Clark straight in the face after gathering a high ball at Allianz Stadium in Sydney. The SANZAAR Foul Play Review C...
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25/05/2018 11:00 am - ?Highlanders' wing ?Tevita Nabura? received a six-week suspension Friday for his mid-air karate kick to the face of Waratahs' Cam Clark....
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24/05/2018 10:47 pm - St Helens extend their lead at the top of Super League as they overcome Castleford Tigers at the Jungle....
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24/05/2018 05:04 pm - Team news as Salford Red Devils face Huddersfield Giants in Friday's Super League fixture at AJ Bell Stadium (20:00 BST)....
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24/05/2018 04:26 pm - Team news as Widnes Vikings face Wakefield Trinity in Friday's Super League fixture at Select Security Stadium (20:00 BST)....
Read more on BBC24/05/2018 01:27 pm - Suspended. Wallabies and Reds front-row James Slipper has been banned for two months after returning two positive tests for cocaine, between February and May this year. Slipper received the minimum punishment of a two-month stand down and a AUS$27,500 fine, with Rugby AU CEO Raelene Castle saying a series of 'significant personal issues' had been taken into account when the tribunal made its decis...
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