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Super Rugby to run uninterrupted in 2020
In a major change from previous non-RWC years, the competition will run uninterrupted until the final on 20 June, as the traditional mid-year Test window moves to a later slot from next year.
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Sharks part ways with coach Robert du Preez
The Sharks has confirmed that they have parted ways with coach Robert du Preez after five seasons.
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Dobson: WP can't wait to get stuck into Currie Cup
Western Province coach John Dobson says said that while general planning and preparation for the Stormers' 2020 Super Rugby campaign has begun, the primary focus is on claiming another Currie Cup title.
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Mighty Crusaders wary of 'really dangerous' Jaguares
The mighty Crusaders have brushed off claims by the Jaguares of being underdogs in Saturday's historic Super Rugby final despite the Christchurch-based side enjoying a 30-match unbeaten run at home.
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Crusaders lose injured Crotty, Barrett for Super Rugby final
The Crusaders said veteran centre Crotty suffered a broken thumb in an intense semi-final against Wellington Hurricanes, while fellow All Black Barrett broke his index finger.
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No action on Crusaders' abuse claims after probe
NZR said there would be no disciplinary action against George Bridge or Richie Mo'unga, both of whom are expected to play in the Super Rugby final against Argentina's Jaguares on Saturday.
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Crusaders win cliffhanger to make Super final against Jaguares
The Crusaders led 13-0 after 39 minutes before a dramatic turn in the game when the Hurricanes dropped their kicking plan and took to running the ball.
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Jaguares trample Brumbies to reach first Super Rugby final
Entering the semifinal after six straight victories, the Jaguares reacted to a 30,000 singing, clapping crowd by winning far more comfortably than expected.
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Gatland signs Super deal with Chiefs and keeps Lions role
The announcement came a day after Colin Cooper quit as Chiefs' coach, with a year still to go on his contract, saying he was leaving for the long-term good of New Zealand Super Rugby.
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Jaguares, Brumbies take winning streaks into semifinal showdown
While the Argentines are eyeing a first final appearance only three years after debuting, the Brumbies hope to reach the title decider a fourth time having won the competition twice.
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Brumbies gallop into Super Rugby semis
The Sharks managed to reduce the gap to four points thanks to a brilliant kick from Curwin Bosch from just inside the Brumbies' half.
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3 Stormers debutants for Sunwolves clash
Three new players are set to debut in the Super Rugby encounter with the Sunwolves which kicks off at 17:15pm.
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Sharks brace for tough Jaguares test
The Sharks head into the game off the back of a 30-17 loss to the Hurricanes last time out
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Injury curse continues to beset Whiteley
The 31-year-old, who has been beset with injuries since he was named South Africa captain two years ago, suffered the injury during a match against the Chiefs in April and he said it is taking longer than expected to heal.
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Jaguares coach hits back at Super Rugby axing calls
Quesada told Friday's Sydney Morning Herald it was wrong to suggest the Jaguares' introduction to Super Rugby was part of a deliberate plan to strengthen the national side.
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Pocock's Brumbies career over, focused on being fit for World Cup
Wallabies flanker David Pocock has confirmed that he has played his last match for Super Rugby side the Brumbies and will be focusing entirely on getting fit for the Rugby World Cup for the remainder of the season.
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'They're the national team' - Jaguares face call to get boot from Super Rugby
Wallabies great Phil Kearns has called for the Jaguares to be kicked out of Super Rugby, claiming they have an unfair advantage as their line-up is so similar to Argentina's national team.
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Stormers skipper to undergo scan on injured knee
Kolisi, who is also the Springbok captain, left the field before half-time after being injured during the Stormers’ 34-22 win over the Highlanders on Saturday.
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Crusaders hold on against Blues, Rebels thrash Sunwolves
The table-topping Crusaders put a torrid week behind them to hold off the Blues 19-11 on Saturday while the Rebels stepped up the pressure in the Australian conference.
