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Brian O'Driscoll so close - but Southern Hemisphere rules rugby's elite

Scott Donaldson picks the likely stars of the upcoming spectacular in France - and his Best XV features seven All Blacks, four Australians, three South Africans and an Argentinian. Posted August 07, 2007 by Scott Donaldson

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Rugby World Cup: The gulf between Northern and Southern Hemisphere is getting wider

The rivalry between rugby nations north and south of the equator is almost as old as the game itself. But there's no question who's top at present - the best teams in France have been the Southern Hemisphere giants. By a mile. Posted September 21, 2007 by Hamish McBrearty

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The difference between Australian and South African cricket

The Australians have completed a victorious series hosting India in the most deplorable show of poor sportsmanship seen in cricket. The Proteas have a higher crcket calling. Posted March 11, 2008 by Greg Smith

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Manucho the Maestro makes Manchester United the big winners at the Africa Cup of Nations

Prices are too high for the $1-a-day Africans, but that hasn't stopped the fun and games with Angola, Cameroon and the Ivory Coast having mixed fortunes. Posted February 06, 2008 by Jerry Matthews

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Second's out – Super 14 gets serious for the Southern Hemisphere's finest

The Hurricanes, Chiefs and Sharks have to improve on sluggish starts to the season in round two, while the Bulls, Blues and Crusaders will be hoping to build on the momentum they started last week. Posted February 22, 2008 by Hamish McBrearty

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Rugby union's No.1? Fallen Springboks look to Lions for redemption

Reviewing the Tri-Nations: First up South Africa, whose 53-8 demolition of the Wallabies masks the reality - that it was a failed campaign for coach Peter de Villiers and his men. Posted September 08, 2008 by James Mortimer

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World Cup warning as four-try Habana leads Springbok stampede

Flying wing Habana and Percy Montgomery were the stars of a comfortable 57-9 victory over the South Seas tough guys. And with all departments playing well, the South Africa will be confident of ruling the Rugby Union world come October 20. Posted September 10, 2007 by Peter Sickle

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Africa is poised to become the new South America of world football

Chelsea and Arsenal have proved that Africa is bursting with talent, but can the African nations pick up the samba beat from the South American champions? Posted October 05, 2007 by Greg Schwartz

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A case of black and white: Why South African rugby still needs the quota system

The great achievement by the nation's rugby squad must be used as a springboard for the future with an increase in facilities and equipment at the grass-roots level. Posted October 27, 2007 by Matt Genner

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A South African lament: Ireland will win the Rugby World Cup

Whispers of giants and not leprechauns in the hills have Irish people buzzing with anticipation as the tournament approaches. Diehard Springbok fan Stuart Whiteford also believes Brian O'Driscoll's men are destined for glory. Posted August 10, 2007 by Stuart Whiteford

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