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Sky Super Rugby Aotearoa: Blues claim unconvincing win over Hurricanes
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Super Rugby Aotearoa: Hurricanes warning as Blues forwards get a flea in their ear
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Hurricanes coach Jason Holland will combine Julian Savea with Salesi Rayasi on the wings against the Blues.
Hurricanes coach Jason Holland will reunite powerhouse wings Salesi Rayasi and Julian Savea for their clash with a dangerous Blues backline in Auckland. Savea returns to the starting lineup on the right wing for Saturday night’s (7.05pm) round six match amid three changes from the side who beat the Highlanders 30-19 in Dunedin last Friday, their first win of Super Rugby Aotearoa. Wes Goosen drops to the bench to allow Savea to return to No 14, while in the pack, lock James Blackwell and prop Fraser Armstrong return for Isaia Walker-Leawere and Xavier Numia.
Savea brothers Samoan language journey
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Tony Brown will be head coach until the end of the 2022 season and assistant Clarke Dermody is being groomed to replace him, but Brown s departure to focus on Japan s 2023 Rugby World Cup campaign will open up a position in the Highlanders coaching setup. In the shorter-term, the under-20s Super Rugby tournament will give all five Super Rugby clubs a clear development pathway for their promising younger players. For the New Zealand under-20 program, it should give players more exposure to quality coaching, training and opposition after some underwhelming recent years at the World Rugby Under 20 Championship level. After dominating the tournament in its early editions, New Zealand have won it only twice since 2012 and have not produced a World Rugby Junior Player of the Year since Julian Savea in 2010.