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Rugby World Cup stories: Facing Jonah
What was it really like to face Jonah Lomu, rugby's game-changing phenomenon, in the 1995 World Cup?
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Julian Montoya: 'My dream was to play one game, now I'm playing in a third World Cup'
Julian Montoya watched the 2007 Pumas train on his school pitches. Now, he aims to emulate them.
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'The door is open to good, influential foreign players'
New Reds coach Less Kiss has been tinkering with roster puzzles since his appointment.
Opinion
Are the All Blacks heading for a repeat of their classic World Cup blunder?
The All Blacks have too often gone into the World Cup without a specialist fullback wearing the No 15 jersey.
Analysis
Why there's already reason to believe in Eddie Jones' Wallabies
On the evidence of two matches, the Wallabies tight five could quick become a major force in world rugby.
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Cadan Murley: 'Scoring tries is about confidence'
In the mix for an England squad spot, the in-form Harlequins wing is desperate to propel the squad to World Cup glory
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Has Jerome Kaino's All Blacks heir-apparent emerged just to say goodbye?
Shannon Frizell was the undisputed toughest forward on the field – and that includes the South Africans - and now the All Black …
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Stephen Jones: 'Difficult periods are when the best learning takes place.'
The widely-respected former Welsh pivot was caught up in a period of turbulence that saw him leave his coaching role early
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All Blacks availability will make or break ANZAC Lions 'Test'
The last time an Australia-New Zealand composite side took the field, there were few All Blacks to speak of.
Analysis
How the All Blacks ball runners bested the Springboks at their own game
The Springboks' ball carriers and ball players were well and truly shown up by their All Blacks opposition at Mount Smart.
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Rugby World Cup stories: Chickens, 'The Terminator' and Ian Rush - How Samoa shocked the world
How donated chickens, a team talk in a castle and a broken fax machine powered Samoa to a stunning Rugby World Cup debut
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Why Antoine Dupont and a plethora of stars epitomise the soul of French rugby
Food, wine and rugby are inextricably linked in France and it is now de rigeur to swap the oval ball for a career in gastronomy
