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Scotland claim historic Wallabies scalp

Scotland stunned the touring Wallabies by claiming a first win in 27 years against the Australians in Edinburgh on Saturday night.

Springboks defeat All Blacks to win Tri-Nations crown

World rugby champions South Africa held off spirited second-half fightback from New Zealand to win 32-29 and clinch their first Tri-Nations crown in five years on Saturday.

Australia defeat South Africa to stop rot

Australia stopped their Tri-Nations rugby rot with a convincing 21-6 victory over world champions South Africa in an entertaining clash in Brisbane.

Victorious Springboks close on Tri-Nations title

World rugby champions South Africa condemned Australia to a sixth consecutive Tri-Nations defeat to close on this year's title with a 32-25 victory in Perth on Saturday.

Rugby: Springboks beat Wallabies in Cape Town

South Africa strengthened their grip on the Tri-Nations with a 29-17 victory over Australia in Cape Town on Saturday.

Captain Smit plays down Springboks' chances

Springboks captain John Smit has told a press conference that he is not getting carried away with South Africa's good start to the Tri-Nations championship and insists his side "haven't really done anything yet" ahead of Saturday's clash with Australia in Cape Town.

Record-breaker Steyn sinks All Blacks

Morne Steyn scored all South Africa's points as the world rugby champions beat New Zealand at home in the Tri-Nations for the second successive match in Durban on Saturday.

Rugby: South Africa edge All Blacks

World champions South Africa held off a second-half rally from New Zealand to win their Tri-Nations opener 28-19 in Bloemfontein on Saturday.

Lions claim consolation win in final Test

The British and Irish Lions beat South Africa 28-9 in the third and final Test at Ellis Park in Johannesburg to gain a measure of consolation after heartbreaking defeats in the opening two Tests.

Captain Smit defends Springboks behavior

South African rugby captain John Smit has told CNN that he believes his side are not a dirty team, and there has been too much "whining" following last Saturday's controversial 28-25 second Test victory in Pretoria -- a result that secured the Test series ahead of this weekend's final match in Johannesburg.

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