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Wales’s history makers take aim at inconsistent New Zealand
CARDIFF : Wales are confident they have the right combinations for success as they take on a New Zealand side in Cardiff on Saturday that has lost its veneer of invincibly this year but is hoping to rediscover it in the autumn international series.
Scotland taking no chances against maverick islanders
EDINBURGH : Scotland might have the All Blacks in their sights in just over a week but they are taking no chances against Fiji this weekend and have named a strong side to take on the maverick Pacific islanders at Murrayfield on Saturday.
Farrell 'in awe' of centurion scrum-half Murray
Andy Farrell has paid tribute to Conor Murray, as the scrum-half prepares to win his 100th cap for Ireland this Saturday against South Africa.
Williamson wants to hit top gear with T20 World Cup semi-final in sight
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson said on Thursday he was staying patient and working to hit top gear as the Black Caps look to clinch a T20 World Cup semi-final berth against Ireland.
'First class' Herring and Timoney sign new Ulster deals
Ulster duo Rob Herring and Nick Timoney have committed their futures to the province until the end of 2024-25 season.
Home leaders in Japan, Meadow eight shots back
Ai Suzuki and Momoko Ueda each carded a seven-under-par 65 in their home country on Thursday to share the first-round lead at the Toto Japan Classic in Shiga, Japan.
Postecoglou's Bhoys will keep playing on the front foot despite Champions League woes
Ange Postecoglou was unshakeable in his belief that Celtic will eventually benefit from his all-out attacking approach after a 5-1 defeat by Real Madrid rounded off the club's worst Champions League group stage.