Live Rugby Hype: NewZealand vs Wales rugby

Showing posts with label NewZealand vs Wales rugby. Show all posts

Saturday, 27 November 2010

NewZealand vs Wales rugby live stream

27 November, 2010

17:15 GMT

Here is live streaming tv link for watching the game live stream

Eden Park and AMI Stadium are being upgraded in preparation for the 2011 Rugby World Cup. In 2006, the Government of New Zealand proposed the construction of a waterfront National Stadium in Auckland as an alternative to Eden Park's upgrade; this proposal was rejected by the Auckland Regional Council. The NZRU no longer considers Carisbrook as a suitable Test venue (it did however get a Test Match against South Africa in 2008 and had one against Wales in 2010); a covered sports stadium was proposed as a replacement. Dunedin City Council approved the new stadium in March 2008, land acquisition proceeded from August to October of that year, and the new venue is scheduled to open in August 2011, in time for the World Cup.

Live NewZealand vs Wales rugby stream

NewZealand vs Wales

27 November, 2010

17:15 GMT

Here is live streaming tv link for watching the game live stream

New Zealand are unique by being the only international team to have a winning record against every nation they have played. They have won 353 of their 471 matches - 75% (see table), and have lost at home only 37 times. Since World Rankings were introduced by the IRB in October 2003, New Zealand occupied the number one ranking the majority of the time. In the decade from 2000–2009, New Zealand won 100 Tests (82% winning percentage). They won 15 consecutive Tests at one point and recorded a world record 30 straight wins at home.

Friday, 26 November 2010

NewZealand vs Wales 2010 rugby live stream

NewZealand vs Wales

27 November, 2010

17:15 GMT

Here is live streaming tv link for watching the game live stream

New Zealand hold several World Cup records: most points in one match (145 versus Japan in 1995), most cumulative points over all World Cups (1,711), most tries overall (232), and most conversions (173). Several individual players also hold World Cup records; Jonah Lomu for most World Cup tries (15 over two World Cups), most appearances held by Sean Fitzpatrick (17 from 1987 to 1995), Marc Ellis with most tries in a match (6 versus Japan in 1995), Grant Fox with most points in one tournament (126 in 1987), and Simon Culhane with most points in a single game (45 versus Japan in 1995). New Zealand are the only team to top their pool in every world cup so far and not to lose a pool match.

Live Rugby Hype

Saturday, 27 November 2010

NewZealand vs Wales rugby live stream

Live NewZealand vs Wales rugby stream

Friday, 26 November 2010

NewZealand vs Wales 2010 rugby live stream

Total Pageviews

Blog Archive

Recent Posts

Recent Comments

Pictures