Who should be included in the Australian Rugby League team for upcoming Test against Kiwis? Why?
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this is what it should be..but it wont.. cos lockyer\n1. minichello\n2 king\n3gasnier\n4 cooper\n5sing(if his decides 2 play )growth (if sing doesnt)\n6thoursen\n7johns\n8civenceva\n9buderius\n10o'meley\n11hindmarsh\n12fitzgibbin(he always steps up 4 rep games)\n13kennerdy\n\n14 bowen(to play hooker or 1st recever)\n15 ryles\n16 baley\n17 simpson\n\noh soz.. but i guess nsw is just better then qld with only 4 players
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The All Blacks and Wallabies have got absolutely no chance!\nThe Springboks will destroy them!!!\n\nAnd Ruan Pienaar of the Sharks must play for the Boks.
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It was the Five Nations by then, Italy wasn't in yet.\nThe lineup vs. France was:\n\n1 J. Leonard Prop In starting lineup More... \n10 C.R. Andrew Fly-half In starting lineup More... \n11 R. Underwood Wing In starting lineup More... \n12 P.R. De Glanville Centre In starting lineup More... \n13 W.D.C. Carling Centre Captain More... \n14 I. Hunter Full-back/Wing In starting lineup More... \n15 D. Pears FH/FB In starting lineup More... \n16 M.J. Catt Centre/Fly-half Unused bench replacement More... \n17 S. Barnes Fly-half Unused bench replacement More... \n18 K.P.P. Bracken Scrum-half Unused bench replacement More... \n19 C.G. Rowntree Prop Unused bench replacement More... \n2 B.C. Moore Hooker In starting lineup More... \n20 R.G.R. Dawe Hooker Unused bench replacement More... \n21 D. Ryan 8/L Unused bench replacement More... \n3 V.E. Ubogu Prop In starting lineup More... \n4 M.O. Johnson Lock In starting lineup More... \n5 N.C. Redman Lock In starting lineup More... \n6 T.A.K. Rodber Back-row In starting lineup More... \n7 B.B. Clarke Back-row In starting lineup More... \n8 S.O. Ojomoh Back-row In starting lineup More... \n9 C.D. Morris Scrum-half In starting lineup More...
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State of Origin - Rugby League
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As far as it goes on picking one, they are all good, but 4 stand out. I put the best three in the 3 WR part. So I would use L. Coles here.\n\n3 WR:\nI would put Henderson in instead of Coles. Horn has just been downgraded and it looks as though he will not be playing, again leaving a huge opportunity for Henderson to shine. Keep Branch and Furry in however seeing as they both seem to be warming up nicely.
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Peter Pollock and Shaun Pollock for South Africa\nLance Cairns and Chris Cairns for New Zealand
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i feel the england 7s side will do quite well again this year.  They normally reach the semi finals along with new zealand and austrialia and possibly fiji.  the england side is full of quick fit guys who can outscore any team on there day.  the squad is as follows: \n\nNick Abendanon (Bath Rugby)*\nJack Adams (Gloucester)*\nSimon Amor (London Wasps), Captain\nTom Croft (Leicester Tigers)*\nDavid Doherty (London Wasps)*\nBen Gollings (Doncaster)\nJames Haskell (London Wasps)*\nMichael Hills (Sale Sharks)*\nDominic Shabbo (London Irish)*\nDavid Strettle (NEC Harlequins)\nRob Thirlby (Gloucester Rugby)\nAndy Vilk (Sale Sharks)
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It only confirms that the ABs are the one truly consistent side in the world. They appear so far ahead of the rest because the others alternate between the sublime and the ridiculous (with the possible exception of Ireland). Teams like the Pumas and Italy have made huge strides, but unfortunately they cannot be considered true contenders for WC honours. However, any of the top 5 teams on the day are capable of beating even the awesome ABs. My vote would still be with the ABs to take it. However, don't underestimate partisan support in France, Ireland have the team and skills, the Aussies are never to be under-estimated (although they are building) and my heart is with the Bokke (when they click as a team, beware...). I'm afraid England have too much ground to make up, but at least they appear to have bottomed out (I think). Anyway, I'm looking forward to some awesome rugby matches!
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go to google Type in Alan Garside debut for NSW and you will get your answer
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Razzaq though is good, is definetly not the best.\nTop 10 All Rounders.\n1>Andrew Flintoff (eng)\n2>Shaun Pollack (SA) \n3>Irfan Pathan (Ind)\n4>Jacquous Kallis (SA)\n5>Chris Crains (NZ)\n6>Lance Klusener (SA)\n7>Brett Lee (Aus)\n8>Abdul Razzaq (Pak)\n9>Heath Streak (Zim)\n10>Sean Ervine (Zim)
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----------------\nODI World XI\n----------------\n1.  Adam Gilchrist\n2.  Sachin Tendulkar\n3.  Stephen Fleming (c)\n4.  Rahul Dravid\n5.  Michael Hussey\n6.  MS Dhoni (wk)\n7.  Andrew Flintoff\n8.  Irfan Pathan\n9.  Shane Warne\n10. Shane Bond\n11. Glenn McGrath\n\n-----------------\nTest World XI\n-----------------\n1.  Matthew Hayden\n2.  Michael Hussey\n3.  Ricky Ponting\n4.  Michael Vaughan\n5.  Rahul Dravid (c)\n6.  Andrew Flintoff\n7.  Adam Gilchrist (wk)\n8.  Shane Warne\n9.  Shane Bond\n10. Makhaya Ntini\n11. Glenn McGrath\n\nIt should be evident from the Super Series that players shouldn't just be picked on star-value, but also grit, mental strength, consistency, and current form.\n\nODI team: It has 5 specialtist bowlers, besides Tendulkar and Hussey can bowl part-time if neeed. Flintoff and Pathan also add depth to the batting line-up. I have included both Dhoni and Gilchrist because they are just too good to be left out. Dhoni's current batting form is far better than stars like Lara and Inzamam. Besides, he's young and at his prime.\n\nTest team: I have included 5 specialist bowlers: McGrath, Ntini, Bond, Flintoff, and Warne. The batting lineup is quite strong with Gilchrist batting at number 7. \n\nStardom is not the criteria for selection here. The players are selected on the basis of their temprament, commitment, consistency, teamwork, and current form: something that separates good teams from the others.
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To me Ricky Ponting is argeably the best batsman in world cricket and agree with his decision not to enforce the follow on but showed a real weak side as a captain by batting on on the fourth day. Let's hope that Ashley Giles will justify his position in the side and make a ton tomorrow and win us the first test. Otherwise bring back Monty for the second test and get Steve Harmison to an opticians.
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I think Australia over Italy is a huge possibility. They are both defencive sides and it will come down to who can break open the midfield and defencive line to score the goals. Being able to create the opportunity to score is not impossible for the Socceroo's and with Kewell playing the left flank, look out if he gets close enough. With that said I think Italy are a very sound side with great technique and they will exploit Australia's reputation of rough play and are expected to win this game. Australia have no pressure from anyone but themselves to win this game and if they manage to control that look out.
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Well I hope not Australia because it seems to much like Schumacher and F1!!!I think West Indies have a good chance because they have good team, they have the home advantage and they might just pull out a surprise!!!I also think New Zealand is looking very dangerous and if SA can get some consistancy they stand a good chance!!!!
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brett lee isnt that good, he's just fast. IMO Harmison is better when he is on form.\n\nHarmison is very much a form player, and when he's not of form, he's terrible.\n\nHarmison has to be included in their team, if he manages to find his form he will destroy the australians, like he did the pakis earlier this year
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don´t think harry kewell is best though he does have a good football brain.australia will go home early,best stick to rugby where they are the best.
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The main contenders will be Kerr, Judd, West, Cox, Ricciuto, Buckley, Brown (brisbane)