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Cipriani in for Wilkinson

March 11th, 2008
Danny Cipriani has replaced Jonny Wilkinson at fly-half for England's final Six Nations match against Ireland on Saturday. Wilkinson drops to the replacements bench in the ...

Two changes for Scots’ Italian job

March 11th, 2008
Simon Danielli ends a three-year absence from international rugby after being selected on the wing for Scotland’s trip to Rome. The Ulster player replaces the injured ...

Murphy a doubt for Ireland

March 11th, 2008
Geordan Murphy is back in the Irish starting lineup to face England but will face a late fitness test before his place in the side ...

Fletcher and Falcons part company

March 11th, 2008
Newcastle Falcons director of rugby John Fletcher has left the club by mutual consent. Fletcher, who took over from Rob Andrew before the 2006/07 season had ...

Hook back for Cardiff showdown

March 11th, 2008
James Hook has been recalled for Wales’ Grand Slam decider against France on Saturday. The Ospreys fly-half was a replacement for Wales’s last two Six Nations ...

Crunch time for Wilkinson

March 11th, 2008
Jonny Wilkinson will find out later today if he has kept his place in the England side as the clamour grows for Brian Ashton to ...

Lievremont goes for experience

March 10th, 2008
Marc Lievremont has turned to experience for his side’s visit to Cardiff on Saturday as France bid to stop Wales’ charge for the Grand Slam. France need ...

Embattled Ashton remains defiant

March 10th, 2008
England head coach Brian Ashton faces the most critical week of his tenure ahead of England's clash with Ireland on Saturday. The fotrmer Bath coach has been ...

France seal Cardiff showdown

March 9th, 2008
France set up a Championship decider in Cardiff with a 25-13 win over Italy in a game that displayed more moments of quality than both of Saturday's games ...

Scotland claim Calcutta Cup

March 8th, 2008
Danny Cipriani might have been forgiven for breathing a sigh of relief that he was spared a debut in such a drab affair at Murrayfield as England ...