The Third Five Eighth
Beyond Cow CornerFeatures, news, reactions, and analysis on New Zealand & global rugby. If it pertains to the All Blacks, Crusaders, or Canterbury rugby, I probably write about it.
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Black Ferns March On To Epic Semi-Final With Canada: Preview and Analysis
There’s an extremely good chance tomorrow morning’s (6 am NZT) mouth-watering semi-final between the Black Ferns and Canada will either be the best rugby match of the year, or a very, very close contender. I don’t think that’s overhyping th...
The Big One: All Blacks vs Springboks Preview
Be honest, how long have you had this weekend’s Test circled on your calendar? All Blacks. Springboks. Eden Park. Goosebumps.
Black Ferns March On Despite Holding Tactics Back, As Portia Brings Up 50*
The Black Ferns have continued their defence of their back-to-back World Cup titles with a comprehensive 62-19 victory over Japan overnight (NZT), following on from their 54-8 opening round defeat of Spain last weekend. Among the highlights...
A Quick Note on R360 and Why You Should Ignore It
Unless anything actually comes to fruition, this will be the first and last time I’ll be acknowledging R360, as they explicitly want the publicity, and it’s worth starving them of.
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Just another cricket tragic. Mainly writing about New Zealand cricket, but broaching into cricket more broadly too.
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