Scene Set for Outstanding IRB Junior World Championship

On Monday the IRB Junior World Championship 2012 kicks off in South Africa, event organisers are anticipating an outstanding tournament that will further the profile of the world’s most prestigious age grade tournament.

More than 400 players and team management are running through their final preparations, the scene is set for a thrilling three weeks of action as all set their sights on lifting the coveted trophy.

Even before the first round of matches have been played, the 2012 Championship has been confirmed as a record-breaker.

For the first time total hours broadcast will exceed 300, while the event which runs from June 4-22 in Cape Town and Stellenbosch, will be screened live or as live to more than 240 million homes in 162 territories by 17 leading broadcasters, a 14 per cent rise in coverage from last year.

Speaking at the Championship launch in Cape Town on Friday, IRB Tournament Director Philippe Bourdarias said that he was delighted with preparations and anticipates an event that will deliver wide-ranging benefits for teams and the South African Rugby community.

“With three days to go until the Championship kicks off, I have no doubt that South Africa 2012 will be a resounding success, promoting age grade Rugby at its best and its values of respect, fair play and passion to an unprecedented global audience.”

“I am sure that the reward for the South African Rugby Union’s hard work and dedication in organising this special event will be a Championship that South Africa and the global Rugby family can be proud of.”

The blend of triple-headers at the University of Western Cape Stadium (Cape Town) and the Danie Craven Stadium (Stellenbosch) over five match days, attractive ticketing prices and the future stars of the Game in action the scene is set for a festival of world-class Rugby.

“This tournament goes from strength to strength every year. There is palpable excitement within the South African Rugby family and fans attending matches at both venues will experience much more than three matches a day. It will be an entertainment experience for the whole family,” added Bourdarias.

For the players, the IRB Junior World Championship not only delivers an opportunity to test themselves against the cream of their generation, but it also provides an invaluable development and educational platform to prepare them for Rugby’s biggest events.

To date, 130 players have graduated from the Junior World Championship since its inception in 2008 to represent their country at senior Test level, proving the event’s worth as a finishing school for the future stars of the Game.

“The Championship is a unique learning environment on many fronts. We provide crucial anti-doping and player welfare education and training as well as awareness of Rugby’s core values. We also want the players to enjoy the experience and express themselves on the field,” continued Bourdarias.

“South Africa 2012 will set the benchmark for future hosts to follow as the world’s finest up and coming players start the road to Rugby World Cup 2015 in England.”

Andy Marinos, SARU General Manager, Commercial and Marketing, added: “We are proud to be hosting this prestigious event and welcome the world’s best Under 20 players to South Africa over the next three weeks.”

“Everything is ready for kick off. We have two superb match venues, fantastic facilities for all the teams and in partnership with the City of Cape Town, Western Province Union and the Universities we are confident that we will deliver an outstanding IRB Junior World Championship.”

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The Under-20 version of the Rugby World Cup is rated as the second most important tournament on the IRB calendar.

Get on your game face because you are about to get a sneak preview of the 2015 Rugby World Cup! The IRB Junior World Championship 2012 hits Cape Town and Stellenbosch from the 4th to the 22nd of June, delivering the best Under-20 teams in the world, with some of the hottest young talent in rugby, from twelve nations to your doorstep.

This is the Under-20 version of the Rugby World Cup and is rated as the second most important tournament on the IRB calendar. Played out at two world class venues in South Africa’s rugby hotbed – the University of Stellenbosch and the University of the Western Cape (UWC) – this is a unique chance to see the global stars of tomorrow.

There are five match days across the three-week tournament with the action kicking off on June 4 at both venues. The Final will be played on June 22 at the Danie Craven Stadium.

SARU has confirmed tickets for the three week-long event have gone on sale and fans can now book their admission to the hugely anticipated international event at any Computicket outlet or online at www.computicket.com

Ticket prices for the tournament, to be played at the Danie Craven Stadium in Stellenbosch and the University of the Western Cape in Bellville, are as follows:

• R50 for reserved tickets on the Main Stand

• R25 for unreserved tickets

The price of a single ticket, to one of the 5 match days across the three-week tournament, will give fans admission to thrilling triple-header match days with a feast of international Rugby on show.

Rugby World Cup 2007 winner and IRB Junior World Championship 2012 Ambassador Ashwin Willemse, says he is excited about forthcoming event and has urged Capetonians to buy their tickets early to avoid disappointment. “This tournament showcases the best young Rugby talent the world has to offer and supporters will be able to watch the unique event at two top-class venues. The prices are very affordable and we expect tickets to be snapped up quickly.”

“Our own South Africa Under-20 team will be in action on their home turf, alongside the formidable and exciting talents of New Zealand, the defending champions, Australia, England, France, Ireland and Argentina promise to provide fans with some hugely entertaining and very competitive Rugby matches.”

Ticket Collection

The Ticket Office will open two hours before kick-off on match days (4, 8, 12, 17 and 22 June) for ticket collection and sales. However, in order to avoid queues or delays, tickets may be collected at any Computicket outlet, Shoprite, Checkers or Checkers Hyper stores at any time before the event. Credit card used to make the booking must be presented when collecting tickets.

For any further information, fans can contact the Computicket Customer Care Centre on +27 (0)11 340 8000 or 0861 915 8000 or send an email to info

The fixtures are as follows:

ALL FIXTURES

June 2012
04	14:45	Australia	vs	Scotland	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
04	14:45	Wales	vs	Fiji	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
04	16:45	England	vs	Italy	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
04	16:45	New Zealand	vs	Samoa	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
04	18:45	France	vs	Argentina	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
04	18:45	South Africa	vs	Ireland	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
08	14:45	Fiji	vs	Samoa	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
08	14:45	Australia	vs	Argentina	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
08	16:45	France	vs	Scotland	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
08	16:45	New Zealand	vs	Wales	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
08	18:45	South Africa	vs	Italy	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
08	18:45	England	vs	Ireland	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
12	14:45	Argentina	vs	Scotland	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
12	14:45	Ireland	vs	Italy	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
12	16:45	Wales	vs	Samoa	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
12	16:45	France	vs	Australia	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
12	18:45	New Zealand	vs	Fiji	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
12	18:45	South Africa	vs	England	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
17	12:30	10th Seed	vs	11th Seed	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
17	14:45	9th Seed	vs	12th Seed	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
17	14:45	5th Seed	vs	8th Seed	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
17	17:00	6th Seed	vs	7th Seed	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
17	17:00	2nd Seed	vs	3rd Seed	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
17	19:15	1st Seed	vs	4th Seed	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
22	12:00	Winner Match 19	vs	Winner Match 20	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
22	14:15	Loser Match 19	vs	Loser Match 20	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
22	14:15	Winner Match 21	vs	Winner Match 22	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
22	16:30	Loser Match 21	vs	Loser Match 22	University of Western Cape, Bellville	IRB Junior World Championship
22	16:30	Loser Match 23	vs	Loser Match 24	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship
22	18:45	Winner Match 23	vs	Winner Match 24	Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch	IRB Junior World Championship

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Superbru picks for the weekend ,cash crusaders are back in action !

Crusaders by 10,Brumbies by 8, Chiefs by 13, Hurricanes by 12, Sharks by 6, Bulls by 8.

Justin Bergh releases new single

SAMA nominated singer songwriter Justin Bergh is back with Miss You, the new self-penned single that has been put together by multiple award-winning producer Brian O’Shea. The soft rock track showcases Bergh’s highly acclaimed abilities as a prolific songwriter and vocalist whilst at the same time is brought to 2012 with modern elements of production that give this ballad an additional edge.

Miss You was mixed by Brian O’Shea and Crighton Goodwill, engineered by Brendyn “Rusti” Rossouw and mastered by Steve Fallone at `Sterling Sound in New York. The song can be previewed here http://soundcloud.com/tunedinpublicity/justin-bergh-miss-you

“The English music market is incredibly competitive and local artists are up against many international artists for a spot on the play list and it made sense for me to uplift a great track with production by one of the country’s best producers,” said Bergh, whose hits include Love The Sinner, Not The Sin, Here With You, Out Of My Hands and Miss America, “I am very excited about this song and with the addition of Brian’s production magic, I am sure that it will go down well.”

Justin Bergh shot to fame in 2000 with his debut album Love The Sinner and the hit No Ordinary World featured on the Big Brother soundtrack. His following album Out of My Hands received a SAMA nomination in 2003. Justin performed the South African National Anthem to 85,000 rugby fans at Twickenham in 2006. His song Special was used by American Cable Giant Showtime to advertise their satellite Network in 2007 and he was personally invited by the now Princess of Monaco to perform at her 30th birthday in 2008. Justin toured South Africa as Bryan Adams’ support act in 2010.

My Superbru picks for the weekend

Crusaders have a bye ,so will this work as listed below? All I do know is the Sharks will win ..trust me !!!!

Chiefs v Bulls
Chiefs by 9

Hurricanes v Rebels
Hurricanes by 8

Blues v Highlanders
Highlanders by 10

Brumbies v Reds
Brumbies by 3

Force v Lions
Lions by 9

Cheetahs v Waratahs
Cheetahs by 7

Sharks v Stormers
Sharks by 10

HEART 104.9FM TOP 30 – 19 MAY 2012

HEART 104.9FM TOP 30 – 19 MAY 2012
POS	ARTIST	SONG TITLE	MOVE	L/W	WEEKS
1	OLLY MURS	DANCE WITH ME TONIGHT	NC	1	6
2	CEE LO GREEN	I WANT YOU	NC	2	18
3	JOHN LEGEND feat. LUDACRIS	TONIGHT (BEST YOU EVER HAD)	NC	3	10
4	DRAKE feat. RIHANNA	TAKE CARE	NC	4	14
5	GOTYE feat. KIMBRA	SOMEBODY THAT I USED TO KNOW	UP 10	15	2
6	CALVIN HARRIS feat. NE-YO	LET’S GO	UP 3	9	5
7	R KELLY	SHARE MY LOVE	UP 1	8	14
8	USHER	CLIMAX	DOWN 3	5	8
9	TOYA DELAZY	LOVE IS IN THE AIR	DOWN 3	6	9
10	DAVID GUETTA feat. USHER	WITHOUT YOU	DOWN 3	7	15
11	MADONNA	GIRL GONE WILD	DOWN 1	10	4
12	MI CASA	HEAVENLY SENT	DOWN 1	11	15
13	RIHANNA feat. CALVIN HARRIS	WE FOUND LOVE	DOWN 1	12	21
14	DAVID GUETTA feat. SIA	TITANIUM	DOWN 1	13	14
15	REBECCA FERGUSON	NOTHING’S REAL BUT LOVE	DOWN 1	14	1 / 5
16	GB COLLECTIVE feat. CHAD SAAIMAN	THAT WOULD BE ALL	NC	16	10
17	RIHANNA	CHEERS (DRINK TO THAT)	NC	17	22
18	DENIM	WE OWN THE NIGHT	NC	18	17
19	VERD	SOUTH AFRICAN GIRLS	NC	19	16
20	T-PAIN feat. WHIZ KHALIFA & LILY ALLEN	5 O’CLOCK	NC	20	12
21	RIHANNA	YOU DA ONE	NC	21	9
22	ADELE	RUMOUR HAS IT	UP 1	23	22
23	ROBIN THICKE	LOVE AFTER WAR	UP 1	24	16
24	NABIHA	NEVER PLAYED THE BASS	UP 1	25	2
25	SIA	YOU’VE CHANGED	NEW	-	1
26	NICOS V feat. KEENO LEE	BREATHE YOU IN	NC	26	19
27	TOYA DELAZY	PUMP IT ON	NC	27	11
28	HOT CHELLE RAE	TONIGHT TONIGHT	NC	28	24
29	SPIRITCHASER	THESE TEARS	DOWN 7	22	26
30	KELLY ROWLAND feat. BIG SEAN	LAY IT ON ME	DOWN 1	29	19

City hosts 8 Nations Under 20 International Football Challenge in 2012

The City of Cape Town, in partnership with SAFA Cape Town and the Western Cape Government will be hosting the 8 Nation under 20 International Football Challenge.

The tournament will take place from 25 May – 03 June 2012 at both the Athlone and Cape Town Stadiums. The tournament will also utilise practice venues throughout the City.

The bi-annual tournament is being hosted for the second time, after a successful inauguration tournament in 2010, prior to the 2010 FIFA World Cup™.

This football tournament is a welcome addition to the City’s calendar of major sports events, which include the Pick ‘n Pay/ Cape Argus Cycle Tour and Old Mutual Town Oceans marathon.

All these sports tournaments are in line with this administration’s goal to establish Cape Town as the events capital of the continent. We hope that this competition will be the springboard for many youngsters, both local and international, to launch their successful professional football careers.

We urge local football fans to attend these matches to watch the next generation of football superstars compete for the championship. Some of the youngsters in this tournament will go on to represent their countries in future international competitions.

In support of the City’s volunteer programme, the City will also be making use of 150 dedicated volunteers who will assist in the efficient and coordinated success of the event. The City’s successful volunteer programme fosters the ideals of volunteerism within the community.

Tickets can be purchased at Computicket and Shoprite/Checkers outlets. Ticket prizes will be R50 grand stand and R20 open stand.

A transport plan for the tournament will be communicated to the public in due course.

Please see below a list of fixtures scheduled for the event:

Athlone Stadium

DATE	TIME	FIXTURE
25 May 2012	18:00	South Africa v/s Argentina
20:30	Ghana v/s Nigeria
29 May 2012	18:00	South Africa v/s Nigeria
20:30	Argentina v/s Ghana
30 May 2012	18:00	Brazil v/s Japan
20:30	Cameroon Kenya
1 June 2012	18:00	Semi Final 1
20:30	Semi Final 2

Cape Town Stadium

DATE	TIME	FIXTURE
26 May 2012	14:00	Kenya v/s Japan
16:30	Brazil v/s Cameroon
27 May 2012	14:00	South Africa v/s Ghana
16:30	Argentina v/s Nigeria
28 May 2012	18:00	Brazil v/s Kenya
20:30	Cameroon v/s Japan
3 June 2012	14:00	3rd v/s 4th
16:30	Final

Could this be the Bok team for the 1st test ?

Imagine , if you will, being Heyneke Meyer right now as he plans his campaign against the touring English next month. Plan? What really can you plan as you sit on the edge of your couch and hold thumbs while clutching lucky rabbit feet as the players you are considering for selection clobber each other into submission in the rash of local derbies that bring Super Rugby to its intermission ahead of the England tour.

We are talking about a coach who has been out of hands-on coaching for three years but has grasped the infamous Springbok coaching chalice believing that it is not always poisoned and, being a man of faith, he knows more than ever that his team to face England depends on who emerges unscathed from the three rounds of tremendously physical South African derbies this month where, to put it crudely, the players go out to “moer” each other.

The Springbok coach’s situation has always been a difficult and unique one. For three months you watch Super Rugby from your sitting room and then a week before the June international series you get the players you have been watching on TV and you have to turn them into a winning combination. And if the Springboks lose, you are a poor coach – nobody stands back and says: “this poor bloke had only a week to properly work with the players …”

All Meyer has been able to do is host planning camps during the bye weeks in the competition and it was as an exceptionally good strategy because he was at least able to convey to a broad base of players his vision for the Boks, without hammering them in training sessions when their bye week demanded that they had their feet up in rest.

As it has turned out, the length of the competition has in some ways helped Meyer because many players that were injured way back in February and March have recovered and are playing again, and just less than a month out from the first test against England in Durban, Meyer is probably only missing three or four first-choice players, but that figure could easily double over the next fortnight or so.

It would be a brave man, for instance, to bet on no serious injuries emanating from the Cheetahs versus Sharks match in Bloemfontein this weekend, and what about the Sharks-Stormers game on May 26?

This weekend, the Bulls play a tough encounter in Dunedin against the Highlanders, and what if Morne Steyn gets taken out? Coach Meyer has already lost Johann Goosen for the season and if Meyer is injured he would have to rearrange his thinking and pick Patrick Lambie at 10 – which is hardly a bad thing – but it interferes with his planning because he would now have to pick a new fullback.

The coach has already lost two first choice players in flank Schalk Burger and No 8 Duane Vermeulen – yes he was going to pick the latter ahead of Pierre Spies – and it is known that he fancies Ryan Kankowski as his second choice in the position but a broken thumb meant the Shark has not had enough game time to warrant selection.

The following could be Meyer’s starting team, but let’s see what role injuries play over the next few weeks.

Springboks (Probable): 15 Patrick Lambie 14 JP Pietersen 13 Jean de Villiers (capt) 12 Francois Steyn 11 Bryan Habana 10 Morne Steyn 9 Francois Hougaard 8 Pierre Spies 7 Marcell Coetzee 6 Heinrich Brussow 5 Andries Bekker 4 Eben Etsebeth 3 Jannie du Plessis 3 Bismarck du Plessis 1 Tendai Mtawarira

by Mike Greenaway .www.iol.co.za

Boots and All on Supersport the debate

When are the rugby viewing public going to say enough is enough and demand some quality debate and great opinion from Boots and All as opposed to the rubbish that is dished out each Thursday week after week.

Supersport has the lavish studio , the resources and the cash yet the quality of information coming out of the show boarders on an insult to the rugby viewing public.

The show is littered with every superlative to be found in the dictionary to describe the great play seen week after week ,yet not once is their any constructive criticism or debate about the way teams are playing.

The SA teams are always good and never have we seen any debate about the failings of any of the teams. One only needs to look at the BBC show re the EPL league to see how a show should be run, great guests ,great host and the guests offer an opinion and discuss in detail the pros and cons of each team and generally who will win and why, as opposed to Boots and All which has this feel good factor all the time.

Surely the powers that be can see thru all of this, or has SA rugby got such a hold on Boots and All that they dare not put a foot wrong.

As for getting Victor Matfield as a guest / expert , yes I agree a great call and rumor has it he received a big pay cheque as well , but did someone coach him to say more that three sentences per link. Please help the bloke! He is making a fool out of his world class rugby brain and none of his knowledge is coming across on TV at all.

Matthew Pearce is a” nice”host on Boots and All but” nice” does not make for fantastic viewing. Please tell him to get stuck in with decent questions so that the debate and issues raised can be extended on social media channels and in the printed press.

Give us information we did not know, or dispel rumors as opposed to blowing smoke up the guests you know what. A prime example of a great debate is ,Is Robbie Fleck and good enough backline coach for the DHL Stormers? One just needs to see what Wayne Smith has done in one season at the Chiefs .This could be a really good debate.

What do you think?

Qantas Wallabies coach Robbie Deans has no illusions re Wales

Qantas Wallabies coach Robbie Deans has no illusions about the threat Wales will pose in the three Test Castrol EDGE Test series which kicks off on Saturday 9 June at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. The reigning Six Nations champions today named a 38-man playing group that will prepare for next month’s tour. “After winning the Six Nations so impressively, there’s no doubt that Wales see this tour as the chance to take the next step,” Deans says. “They were quite vocal about that at the end of the tournament, saying it was time they beat one of the major Southern Hemisphere nations. It was also clear, when we were in Cardiff last December for the James Bevan Trophy Test, that they believe that goal is within their reach.” Wales finished fourth at last year’s Rugby World Cup before achieving a second Grand Slam of the annual European Six Nations tournament in five years, after also having swept all before them in the 2008 edition of the competition. “The core of the Welsh squad has been together for a long time, and they are used to being successful,” Deans says. “You only have to look at the settled nature of the squad they have named this morning – there are very few injuries. The players all want to be on this trip. That, in itself, is a statement of their intent.” The Qantas Wallabies enjoyed two narrow wins over Wales last year: firstly 21-18 in the Bronze Medal final at the 2001 Rugby World Cup, before repeating the dose with a 24-18 success in the one off Test for the James Bevan Trophy at the end of last year’s brief Spring Tour. Next month’s visit is the seventh by a Welsh team to Australia. In all, nine matches have been played, with the 19-16 win by Wales on debut at Sydney in 1969, the sole victory secured to date by the visitors from those matches. Deans says it is an indicator of the depth that has developed in Welsh rugby in recent seasons that just four of the players named in the expanded squad have not played for the national senior squad before. As well as the three-Test Castrol EDGE Rugby series against the Qantas Wallabies, with the Tests in Brisbane (June 9), Melbourne (June 16) and Sydney (June 23), Wales will also play a midweek match against the leaders of the Australian conference in the FX Pro Super Rugby competition, the Brumbies, at Canberra on Tuesday June 9. The 2012 Test Match schedule kicks off when the Qantas Wallabies host Scotland at Newcastle on Tuesday June 5. The Scotland squad for its visit is expected to be named shortly. Extended Training Squad For Castrol EDGE Wales Tour 2012 FORWARDS: Ryan BEVINGTON, Luke CHARTERIS, Bradley DAVIES, Ian EVANS, Toby FALETAU, Rhys GILL, Richard HIBBARD, Paul JAMES, Gethin JENKINS, Adam JONES, Alun Wyn JONES, Rhodri JONES, Ryan JONES, Dan LYDIATE, Ken OWENS, Matthew REES, Aaron SHINGLER, Justin TIPURIC, Josh TURNBULL, Sam WARBURTON, Martyn WILLIAMS BACKS: Ashley BECK, Dan BIGGAR, Andrew BISHOP, Aled BREW, Alex CUTHBERT, Jonathan DAVIES, Leigh HALFPENNY, Will HARRIES, James HOOK, George NORTH, Mike PHILLIPS, Rhys PRIESTLAND, Harry ROBINSON, Rhys WEBB, Lloyd WILLIAMS, Scott WILLIAMS, Liam WILLIAMS 2012 Qantas Wallabies Test Match Schedule (all kick offs: local times) Castrol EDGE Rugby International – Hopetoun Cup (i) June 5: Qantas Wallabies v Scotland, Newcastle, 7.30pm Castrol EDGE Wales Tour – James Bevan Trophy (ii) June 9: Qantas Wallabies v Wales, Brisbane, 8pm (iii) June 16: Qantas Wallabies v Wales, Melbourne, 8pm (iv) June 23: Qantas Wallabies v Wales, Sydney (SFS), 3pm The Castrol EDGE Rugby Championship Bledisloe Cup – #1 (v) August 18: Qantas Wallabies v New Zealand, Sydney (ANZ), 8pm August 18: South Africa v Argentina, Cape Town Bledisloe Cup – #2 (vi) August 25: Qantas Wallabies v New Zealand, Auckland, 7.35pm August 25: Argentina v South Africa, Mendoza Mandela Challenge Plate – #1 (vii) September 8: Qantas Wallabies v South Africa, Perth, 6.30pm September 8: New Zealand v Argentina, Wellington (viii) September 15: Qantas Wallabies v Argentina, Gold Coast, 8pm September 15: New Zealand v South Africa, Dunedin Mandela Challenge Plate – #2 (ix) September 29: Qantas Wallabies v South Africa, Pretoria, 3pm September 29: Argentina v New Zealand, La Plata (x) October 6: Qantas Wallabies v Argentina, Rosario, 8pm October 6: South Africa v New Zealand, Soweto Castrol EDGE Bledisloe Cup Test – #3 (xi) October 20: Qantas Wallabies v New Zealand, Brisbane, 8pm Further Information: Matt McILraith, Qantas Wallabies Media Manager,