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Australia's Kurtley Beale will look to make a rapid return to his previous form when the Wallabies face New Zealand on Thursday, after earning his first call-up since injuring a hamstring six months ago playing for French club Racing 92.
All Blacks coach Ian Foster has backed forward Ardie Savea's decision not to travel to Australia for New Zealand's upcoming Rugby Championship clash with the Wallabies in Melbourne on Thursday, ahead of the birth of his third child.
The Queen has been held up in newspapers around the world as a “unifying force” in the wake of her death. She has been described as someone who symbolised stability during decades of rapid change.
The first draft of Formula 1's 2023 calendar has begun to circulate among the German specialist media.
Last season was an underwhelming one for everyone involved with Manchester United, and Marcus Rashford endured one of his most challenging individual campaigns since becoming a first-team regular.
The Proteas will play in two official warm-up fixtures against New Zealand and Bangladesh ahead of next month's T20 World Cup in Australia.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Thursday confirmed the official warm-up fixtures for all 16 teams of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022 with matches to be played across Brisbane and Melbourne. Team India will play warm up fixtures against Australia and New Zealand on October 17 and 19 at the Gabba, Brisbane. First Round teams will commence their preparations in Melbourne, with matches split between the Melbourne Cricket Ground and Junction Oval from October 10-13.
Veteran back Kurtley Beale was on Thursday named in the Wallabies' squad for two Rugby Championship clashes against New Zealand, but towering lock Rory Arnold was omitted for family reasons.