What sport is on TV: This weekend's televised action
There's Irish sporting interest both at home and further afield this weekend.
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There's Irish sporting interest both at home and further afield this weekend.
The All Blacks know to expect an Irish side "desperate to keep the series alive" when the sides clash in Dunedin on Saturday, says Ian Foster.
Commonwealth Games, despite not playing against the current world no. 1 side for over a year. Australia are the most successful men's hockey team in CWG's history, having won all the six gold medals on offer since the game's introduction in the quadrennial event in 1998 Kuala Lumpur. India, on the other hand, finished runners-up twice in the 2010 and 2014 editions.
India will take on table-toppers New Zealand in their final pool match of the ongoing FIH Hockey Women's World Cup on Thursday in Amstelveen, Netherlands. So far, India have drawn both of their games 1-1 against England and China, respectively. Vandana Katariya has scored both goals for India, who are currently third in the points table, behind China, who are second due to more goals scored. New Zealand defeated England 3-1 and are will start the game as favourites against India.
Ireland will be boosted by the absence of All Blacks second row Sam Whitelock in this Saturday's second Test, according to Bernard Jackman.
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Safety campaigners have warned that rugby’s head-injury checks are “being exposed” after Johnny Sexton was selected for Ireland’s second Test against New Zealand.
Safety campaigners have warned that rugby's head-injury checks are "being exposed" after Johnny Sexton was selected for Ireland's second Test against New Zealand.