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Deans wants S14 ELVs for Tri-Nations

Incoming Australia coach Robbie Deans wants to see the Tri-Nations played under the Experimental Law Variations (ELVs) used in the Super 14.

Bok assistant coaches confirmed

As expected, Sharks coach Dick Muir and Stormers assistant Gary Gold were confirmed as the new Springbok assistant coaches on Friday.

Which ELVs for the Tri-Nations?

The three SANZAR partners - South Africa, New Zealand and Australia - will meet to select an ELVs package for this year's Tri-Nations series.

Injury cuts Rokocoko down

Blues and All Black winger Joe Rokocoko is facing up to the prospect of missing the rest of the season through injury.

Lack of locks concerns Henry

All Blacks coach Graham Henry is worried about the depth of talent available at lock as he looks ahead to the international rugby season.

Matfield meets with Bok coach

Springbok lock Victor Matfield will be available for the Springboks when Wales tour South Africa in June.

Matfield tempted by Springbok lure

World Cup-winning lock Victor Matfield has admitted he is interested in returning to South Africa, with the lure of playing for the Springboks weighing heavy on his mind.

Search begins for De Villiers' wingmen

The committee appointed to search for assistants to Springbok coach Pieter de Villiers has started interviewing candidates at the South African Rugby Union (SARU) headquarters in Cape Town.

No Tri-Nations for Argentina before 2012

Argentina will have to wait another four years, at least, before joining a major annual international tournament, probably the Tri-Nations, an International Rugby Board (IRB) official said on Wednesday.

All Blacks chief responds to Gatland dig

NZRU chief executive Steve Tew has defended the national team after Wales coach Warren Gatland accused the All Blacks of failing to do enough homework on their opponents.

Bledisloe heading to Hong Kong

Australia and New Zealand are to stage a Bledisloe Cup match in Hong Kong in 2008

Plans for 'global series' take shape

The International Rugby Board will press ahead with the drafting of detailed plans for an inter-hemisphere series.

Hong Kong experiment frowned upon

Former England international Brian Moore has claimed plans to stage a one-off match between the Six Nations and Tri-Nations champions would only serve to "devalue" existing international clashes.

Clash of hemisphere champions on the cards

The International Rugby Board will discuss plans to stage a one-off match between the Six Nations and Tri-Nations champions when the governing body meets with rugby union's leading nations in Hong Kong on Sunday.

Pumas invited to play Mandela match

Argentina have received a Test match invite to face South Africa to mark former president Nelson Mandela's 90th birthday, the Argentine union revealed on Tuesday.